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- noun Plural form of
chrysolite .
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Examples
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Dark green varieties are known as alexandarites, while pale to green yellow stones are called chrysolites.
Zolar’s Magick Of Color Simon 1994
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Dark green varieties are known as alexandarites, while pale to green yellow stones are called chrysolites.
Zolar’s Magick Of Color Simon 1994
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Dark green varieties are known as alexandarites, while pale to green yellow stones are called chrysolites.
Zolar’s Magick Of Color Simon 1994
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Dark green varieties are known as alexandarites, while pale to green yellow stones are called chrysolites.
Zolar’s Magick Of Color Simon 1994
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So Janshah threw him down some two hundred of the stones, which were all rubies,544 chrysolites and other gems of price; after which he called out to him, saying, ‘Show me the way down and I will throw thee as many more.’
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Whereat said one and all, ‘How are we able to do this thing thou hast commanded, and whence shall we get the chrysolites and rubies and pearls whereof thou speakest?’
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Moreover, with us are coral and pearls and chrysolites and emeralds and rubies and other gems, and I will fill thee the basket, wherein thou bringest me the fruit, with precious stones of the jewels of the sea. 244 What sayest thou to this, O my brother?
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Thereon were depicted all manner of animals such as beasts and birds, spangled with precious stones, rubies, emeralds, chrysolites and balasses and every kind of precious metal.
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Here I saw the damsel seated upon a throne of gold, under a canopy of brocade, girt round by a garden full of trees of gold, whose fruits were jewels of price, such as rubies and chrysolites, pearls and coral.
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Beholding this I marvelled with great marvel and thought the case mighty wondrous; then entering the citadel in a flutter of fear and dazed with surprise and affright, I found it long and wide, about equalling Al – Medinah167 in point of size; and therein were lofty palaces laid out in pavilions all built of gold and silver and inlaid with many-coloured jewels and jacinths and chrysolites and pearls.
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