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Ceylonite (first
cited 1793) and
pleonaste (first
cited 1801) or
pleonast are
dingy blue or grey to
black varieties of spinel.
Ceylonite,
named for the...
- "Ma Nin Mangkorn" (Thai: ม้านิลมังกร, "
ceylonite dragon horse"), it is
depicted as it has
diamond fangs,
ceylonite scales, and a
birthmark on the tongue...
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Hackmanite (var.)
Sogdianite Sperrylite Spessartite Sphalerite Spinel Ceylonite (var.)
Spodumene Hiddenite (var.)
Kunzite (var.)
Triphane (var.) Spurrite...
- in
military and
commercial use.
Minerals portal Aluminium oxynitride Ceylonite The
Three Brothers, a lost 14th-century
crown jewel with
three red spinels...
- mimetite)
Carnelian (variety of quartz)
Cementite (synthetic cohenite)
Ceylonite (variety of spinel)
Chalcedony (cryptocrystalline
variety of
quartz and...
- Thai
common name, pla nin
which literally translates to "black fish" or "
ceylonite fish", and also
refers to the Nile River,
their original source. Nile...
-
creating the
British Cemetery there. HMT
Kingston Ceylonite The next
warship sunk was the
Kingston Ceylonite,
another British naval trawler serving in American...
- 1945 HMT Cevic 1943 Fuel carrier,
water carrier,
returned Aug 1944 HMT
Ceylonite Apr 1940 Minesweeper,
returned 1946 HMT Chalcedony Aug 1939 Auxiliary...
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ironclad warship that was sunk as a
target in
Rappahannock River.
Kingston Ceylonite Torpedoed. La
Galga Spain 1750 Sank in a
tropical cyclone;
Spain claimed...
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Retrieved 6
October 2021. "HMS
Kingston Ceylonite (FY 214)". Uboat.
Retrieved 16
April 2012. "HMS
Kingston Ceylonite (FY214) (+1942)". Wrecksite. Retrieved...
