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alabandine
† alaˈbandine Obs. Also 4 alabaunderryne, alabraundyne. [a. L. alabandīna (sc. gemma), f. Alabanda a city of Caria.] 1. A precious stone known to the ancients; now called almandine.c 1325 E.E. Allit. P. B. 1471 Alabaunderrynes, & amaraunȝ. 1366 Mandeville xx. 219 The rede [gems] ben of Rubies & of G... Oxford English Dictionary
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Alabandite
Alabandite or alabandine is a rarely occurring manganese sulfide mineral. wikipedia.org
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almandine
almandine, n. (ˈælməndɪn, ˈælmənˌdaɪn) Also 7 amandine. [a corruption of the earlier alabandine. See the change in Phillips below. Sometimes by false form-assoc. written almondine.] ‘An alumina iron garnet of a beautiful violet or amethystine tint; the word is said to be a corruption of Pliny's alab... Oxford English Dictionary
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Daubréelite
Further paragenetic minerals are alabandine, enstatite, graphite, plagioclase and schreibersite. wikipedia.org
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alabandite
alabandite Min. (æləˈbændaɪt) [f. Alabanda (see prec.) + -ite, as being perhaps the Alabandina of the ancients, whence the synonym alabandine.] A native sulphate of manganese, called also Manganblende of iron-black colour, and sub-metallic lustre, occurring, massive, or crystallized in cubes and oct... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ekplexite
In this rock ekplexite associates with fluorophlogopite, nepheline, orthoclase-anorthoclasee (silicates), alabandine, edgarite, pyrite, molybdenite, tungstenite wikipedia.org
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