"There is nothing empty (or vain), nothing ludifica ludlamite

[Named by Field after H. Lud tory."-Barrow: Sermons, vol. iii., ser. 39. lam, of London; suff. -ite ( Min.).] Min .: A monoclinic mineral found only in crystals. Hardne , 3-4; specific gravity, 3'12; luster, brilliant; color, bright green; streak, greenish white, transparent. The mean of several analyses gave phosphoric acid, 30-11; protoxide of iron, 52.76; water, 16.98, which corresponds to the formula Fe7P4O17, 9H2O. Occurs with chalybite, vivianite, pyrites, and pyrrholite at Wheal Jane, Truro, Cornwall, England. Lud-lōw, s . [See def.] Geog.: A corporate town and parliamentary borough in Shropshire, England, 138 miles N. W. by W. from London. fate, făt, färe, amidst, what, fall, 2576 Ludlow-formation, s . Geol.: The highest part of the Upper Silurian rocks, consisting of (a) Upper Ludlow and (b) Lower Ludlow beds, The Ludlow formation is found in England. Of the fo ils only 5 per cent. pa into the overlying Devonian.