ærosite
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 10
[In Ger. aeros it; fr. Lat. ærosus = abounding in copper or bronze; ces = copper; Eng. suff. -ite of the nature of.] A mineral, an ore of silver; the same as PYRARGYRITE (Q.V.). IMG:content-0227.png:[blocks in formation] "Hence the machines which are employed for this purpose [acrial navigation] are called aerostats or a bro static machines, and from their globular shape air-balloons."-Encycl, Londin., "Pneumatics." ā-er-os-tat-ic, or ā-er-os-tăt-i-cal, a. [In Fr. aérost at i que.] "Standing" in the air. Pertaining to aërostatics. aërostats or aërostatic machines."- Encycl. Londin, " Pneumatics.'
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