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	'''Berill''' is a Stone rare, but not so precious, for it alone growet in ''[[India\|Indie]]'': it is founde greene, like to the ''[[emerald (maplet)\|Smaradge]]''. It is first found also raw and rude without eyther good looke or pleasant shewe, but afterwards it is better polished of the of ''Indie'', and they that use to polish it in manner and forme of Angle or Corner, to the intent that through the dulnesse of its owne colour, this maner might shew some glittering the light having his stay in every eche corner: Some say, they fashion it at first, seaven cornered: and otherwise they say it shimmereth not. There is alsoanother kind of ''Berill'' which of the Greeke words call ''Golden Berill'', as sayth ''[[Diascorides]]'', whose interchaunged greene colour resembleth almost the wan and yellow colour of Golde. They say that this borne about a man, and being put now and than to his eies, keepeth a man out of perill of his enimies.		'''Berill''' is a Stone rare, but not so precious, for it alone growet in ''[[India\|Indie]]'': it is founde greene, like to the ''[[emerald (maplet)\|Smaradge]]''. It is first found also raw and rude without eyther good looke or pleasant shewe, but afterwards it is better polished of the of ''Indie'', and they that use to polish it in manner and forme of Angle or Corner, to the intent that through the dulnesse of its owne colour, this maner might shew some glittering the light having his stay in every eche corner: Some say, they fashion it at first, seaven cornered: and otherwise they say it shimmereth not. There is alsoanother kind of ''Berill'' which of the Greeke words call ''Golden Berill'', as sayth ''[[Diascorides]]'', whose interchaunged greene colour resembleth almost the wan and yellow colour of Golde. They say that this borne about a man, and being put now and than to his eies, keepeth a man out of perill of his enimies.

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	'''Berill''' is a Stone rare, but not so precious, for it alone growet in ''[[India\|Indie]]'': it is founde greene, like to the ''[[emerald (maplet)\|Smaradge]]''. It is first found also raw and rude without eyther good looke or pleasant shewe, but afterwards it is better polished of the of ''Indie'', and they that use to polish it in manner and forme of Angle or Corner, to the intent that through the dulnesse of its owne colour, this maner might shew some glittering the light having his stay in every eche corner: Some say, they fashion it at first, seaven cornered: and otherwise they say it shimmereth not. There is alsoanother kind of ''Berill'' which of the Greeke words call ''Golden Berill'', as sayth ''Diascorides'', whose interchaunged greene colour resembleth almost the wan and yellow colour of Golde. They say that this borne about a man, and being put now and than to his eies, keepeth a man out of perill of his enimies.		'''Berill''' is a Stone rare, but not so precious, for it alone growet in ''[[India\|Indie]]'': it is founde greene, like to the ''[[emerald (maplet)\|Smaradge]]''. It is first found also raw and rude without eyther good looke or pleasant shewe, but afterwards it is better polished of the of ''Indie'', and they that use to polish it in manner and forme of Angle or Corner, to the intent that through the dulnesse of its owne colour, this maner might shew some glittering the light having his stay in every eche corner: Some say, they fashion it at first, seaven cornered: and otherwise they say it shimmereth not. There is alsoanother kind of ''Berill'' which of the Greeke words call ''Golden Berill'', as sayth ''[[Diascorides]]'', whose interchaunged greene colour resembleth almost the wan and yellow colour of Golde. They say that this borne about a man, and being put now and than to his eies, keepeth a man out of perill of his enimies.

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2004-03-24T11:09:18Z

Cool! a reference to faceting stones!

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This is the entry for [[beryl]] from Maplet's [[A Greene Forest]]

====Of the Berill====

'''Berill''' is a Stone rare, but not so precious, for it alone growet in ''[[India|Indie]]'': it is founde greene, like to the ''[[emerald (maplet)|Smaradge]]''. It is first found also raw and rude without eyther good looke or pleasant shewe, but afterwards it is better polished of the of ''Indie'', and they that use to polish it in manner and forme of Angle or Corner, to the intent that through the dulnesse of its owne colour, this maner might shew some glittering the light having his stay in every eche corner: Some say, they fashion it at first, seaven cornered: and otherwise they say it shimmereth not. There is alsoanother kind of ''Berill'' which of the Greeke words call ''Golden Berill'', as sayth ''Diascorides'', whose interchaunged greene colour resembleth almost the wan and yellow colour of Golde. They say that this borne about a man, and being put now and than to his eies, keepeth a man out of perill of his enimies.