Agate
Zell's Condensed Dictionary · 1879 · p. 2
(ag'at.) (Min.) A stone much used, when cut and polished, for ornamental purposes. It is chiefly found in trap-rocks, and consists of silex with a little oxide of iron. Chalcedony, onyx, cornelian, bloodstone, and jasper, are varieties of agate. - Akind of type, size between Nonpareil and Pearl. [s. 13]
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