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<title>Arts and Crafts of the Middle Ages: Jewelry and Precious Stones</title>
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<title>Medieval Lore: An epitome of the science, geography, animal and plant folk-lore and myth of the Middle Age, being classified gleanings from the encyclopedia of Bartholomew Anglicus on the properties of things</title>
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<title>Concerning Gemstones</title>
<description>It is my purpose to tell a little of how gems are cut, and into what shapes, and what gems are used among the different peoples of the earth; it is my hope thus to be of service, most especially to those who would know what sorts of jewelry it is most fitting to give as gifts to friends of other nations, and also to such as themselves desire to work with gemstones.</description>
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<title>A Lapidary</title>
<description>A compilation of translations from several lapidaries. From this work all may know the virtues of the stones of the earth: how the learned would choose a stone, the virtues thereof &amp; how it should be worn.</description>
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<title>A Middle English lapidary</title>
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