81. Porphyry porphyry (Malchus), 233 305. porphyry was a Neoplatonic writer, Stoic, moralist, and theurgist. While in Rome, he studied with http://www.alcott.net/alcott/home/champions/Porphyry.html

Porphyry (Malchus), 233 - 305 Porphyry was a Neoplatonic writer, Stoic, moralist, and theurgist. While in Rome, he studied with Plotinus and taught Iamblichus , and later wrote a biography of Plotinus. Another important contribution made by Porphyry was his Life of Pythagoras

82. The Dying God porphyry.On the Cave of the Nymphs After the same manner the Persians in that quarter. porphyry. On Abstinence, Book IV, 16 Among the Persians http://www.thedyinggod.com/porphyry.htm

HOMEPAGE THE CHALDEAN MAGI According to Ancient Sources Ammianus Marcellinus, Apuleius, Arnobius, Augustine, ... CHALDEAN MAGI Porphyry. On the Cave of the Nymphs After the same manner the Persians, mystically signifying the descent of the soul into an inferior nature and its ascent into the intelligible world, initiate the priest or mystic in a place which they denominate a cave. For according to Eubulus, Zoroaster first of all among the neighboring mountains of Persia, consecrated a natural cave, florid and watered with fountains, in honour of Mithras the father of all things: a cave in the opinion of Zoroaster being a resemblance of the world fabricated by Mithras. But the things contained in the cavern, being disposed by certain intervals according to symmetry and order, were symbols of the elements and climates of the world. We find too that after Zoroaster it was usual with others to perform initiatory rites in caves and dens, whether natural or artificial. Porphyry. On Abstinence , Book IV, 16: Porphyry.

83. Porphyry.org - Accueil porphyry un outil de lecture-écriture pour experts. http://if-5102.insa-lyon.fr:8080/porphyre

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85. The Porphyry And Diabase Quarrying Company Ltd Price list of stone material produced in porphyry and Diabase Quarrying Company Ltd in Krzeszowice. porphyry Quarry “ Zalas” Tel. x. porphyry grit 12.820. http://www.kruszywa.com/acennik.html

The Porphyry and Diabase Quarrying Company Ltd T. Ko¶ciuszki Str. 10 32-065 Krzeszowice Poland tel. (+4812) 2820619 tel./fax (+4812) 2822600 Email: zarzad@kruszywa.com Polska wersja Webmaster: Aleksander Kêpka ... AKOMI Kraków Price list of stone material produced in Porphyry and Diabase Quarrying Company Ltd in Krzeszowice Tel. (+4812) 2860640, fax (+4812) 2836303 e-mail: handel@kruszywa.com Asortyment Net price per ton (1 metrical ton = 1000 kg) in Polish z³oty x Porphyry grit 12.8-20 x Porphyry grit 6.3-12.8 x Porphyry grit 2-6.3 x Porphyry grit mixture 0-4 x Porphyry - broken stone 31.5-50 for railroad works x x x x x Unsorted porphyry 0-31.5 (mixture) x Unsorted porphyry 0-63 (mixture) x Unsorted porphyry 0-20 ( stabilising mixture) x Mixture 0-600 Overdimensional selected stone Mixture of earth and stone negotiable, from

86. Theosophy Library Online - Great Teacher Series - PORPHYRY porphyry. porphyry was born in Tyre about 232 AD and given the name Malchus, which means king in the Semitic languages of the area. http://theosophy.org/tlodocs/teachers/Porphyry.htm

PORPHYRY Agathon Like all those who follow the spiritual path, Porphyry found himself at the edge of the abyss of meaninglessness, where the world appears as an intolerable burden and the realm of spirit remains empty. One evening Porphyry was on the verge of suicide when suddenly, Plotinus, divining his wretched condition, came to him and instructed him to go to Sicily for a rest. Away from the intense orbit of Plotinus, Porphyry regained resolve and perspective, and Plotinus continued instructions by sending nine additional treatises to him. The physical separation was accompanied by a spiritual reunion with the mind and heart of the teacher, though Porphyry sorely regretted being absent when Plotinus died. Having been charged by Plotinus with editing the treatises for dissemination and use, Porphyry returned to Rome, assumed direction of the school and organized his master's thoughts into the magnificent Enneads. He became a teacher in his own right, giving focus to the neo-Platonic movement in his Sententiae

87. Porphyry Copper Deposits Of The World: Database, Maps, And Preliminary Analysis porphyry Copper Deposits of the World Database, Maps, and Preliminary Analysis. PorCu.FP5, A FileMaker Pro 5 file containing the porphyry copper database, 2.1 MB. http://geopubs.wr.usgs.gov/open-file/of02-268/

Porphyry Copper Deposits of the World: Database, Maps, and Preliminary Analysis By Donald A. Singer, Vladimir I. Berger, and Barry C. Moring INTRODUCTION This publication contains a computer file of information on porphyry copper deposits around the world. It also presents new grade and tonnage models for three subtypes of porphyry copper deposits, maps showing locations and general ages of these deposits, and a preliminary analysis with a number of figures summarizing many of the properties of these porphyry-style deposits. These summaries can be considered a new, quantified, form of most parts of descriptive models such as those in Cox and Singer (1986). The value of this information and analyses depends critically on the consistent manner of data gathering. For this reason, we first discuss the rules used in this compilation. Next the fields of the data file are considered. Finally, we discuss some of the things that can be done with the data. Files Available for Downloading File Name File Type and Description File Size Reference table country_codes.xls

88. Giant Porphyry-Related Metal Camps Of The World—A Databas porphyryrelated metal deposits are large-tonnage, generally low-grade, hydrothermal deposits related to igneous intrusions emplaced at high crustal levels http://geopubs.wr.usgs.gov/open-file/of99-556/

U.S. Geological Survey Open-File Report 99-556, Online Version 1.0 Giant Porphyry-Related Metal Camps of the By Felix E. Mutschler , Steve Ludington , and Arthur A. Bookstrom INTRODUCTION Porphyry-related metal deposits are large-tonnage, generally low-grade, hydrothermal deposits related to igneous intrusions emplaced at high crustal levels. Mineralization may be confined to pluton-hosted disseminations, stockworks, vein sets, and breccias and (or) occur in skarns, replacements, veins, and disseminated deposits peripheral to the inferred source pluton. Coeval epithermal precious metal-dominated deposits may occur above, or be telescoped onto, porphyry systems. This spectrum of deposit types includes many of the world's largest accumulations of Cu, Mo, Au, Ag, Sn, and W. As such the deposits represent critical economic resources and important exploration targets (Gilmour et al., 1995; Kirkham and Sinclair, 1996; Singer, 1995). To prospect efficiently for undiscovered mineral deposits, or to speculate about future metal supply, it is useful to define the size, distribution, and geologic characteristics of known deposits. It is to that end that we have compiled this database, the release of which is part of a larger effort to characterize the world's largest and most important porphyry-related deposits. We hope that this compilation can be of aid to researchers, explorationists, and students alike. We also recognize that any compilation effort is, by its very nature, incomplete, as well as out-of-date as soon as it is released. Thus, we welcome any corrections or updates to the data presented here and request that you direct any communications to Felix Mutschler at 509-359-2854 or Steve Ludington at 650-329-5371. E-mail addresses are linked below.

89. Andesite Porphyry Andesite porphyry. It is a volcanic rock, similar to diorite but finegrained. In the Roman Period it was quarried at Gebel Esh, Gebel el-Urf and Gebel Dukhan. http://www.digitalegypt.ucl.ac.uk/stone/porphyry.html

Homepage Timeline Maps A-Z index ... Learning Andesite Porphyry It is a volcanic rock, similar to diorite but fine-grained. In the Roman Period it was quarried at Gebel Esh, Gebel el-Urf and Gebel Dukhan. The material was sometime used for vessels (predynastic), but was especially popular in the Roman Period. Aston/Harrell/Shaw 2000 Aston 1994

90. GemRocks: Porphyry porphyry. (Fr porphyre; Ger- Porphyr; Nor- porfyr; Rus- @DL4D@ J6). porphyry (See also LEOPARD ROCKS entry.). A. porphyry. http://www.cst.cmich.edu/users/dietr1rv/porphyry.htm

PORPHYRY Fr porphyre Ger Porphyr Nor porfyr Rus PORPHYRY (See also LEOPARD ROCKS entry.) A. Porphyry. "Chinese writing stone [or rock]" (height of egg - 6.1 cm) from California. Claude Pelisson's collection. photo by Claude Pelisson) B . Porphyry. Diverse porphyries (widths - ca. 3.5 cm) from Egypt, Italy and Rumania fashioned as cabochons. Smithsonian Institution collection. ( photo by L. Bolton C. Porphyry simulant. Kikkaseki , "stone/rock of chrysanthemum flower" (height - 36 cm), a metamorphic rock that contains clusters of carbonate crystals (dolomite, calcite or aragonite) arranged in a radial manner from Gifu Prefecture, central Japan. ( DESCRIPTION: Porphyry is the term geologists apply to igneous rocks that consist of relatively large grains or crystals, called phenocrysts, surrounded by a finer grained material, usually called the groundmass. Porphyries may be of just about any composition known for igneous rocks. Colors of the phenocrysts, which may or many not contrast markedly with the overall color of their surrounding groundmasses, may be virtually colorless, white, black or just about any color. Effective hardnesses of most porphyries range from from 6 to 7. Specific gravities range from 2.5 to nearly 4. OTHER NAMES: Names for porphyries given by geologists in the field usually include three elements: 1. a geographical name indicating where the rock occurs; 2. its igneous rock name on the basis of its overall compostion; and 3.the word porphyry

91. Porphyry Definition Meaning Information Explanation porphyry. porphyry is a very hard red or purple rock which was in the ancient world quarried only in Egypt and was reserved to the use of the Pharaoh. http://www.free-definition.com/Porphyry.html

A B C D ... Contact Beta 0.71 powered by: akademie.de PHP PostgreSQL Google News about your search term Porphyry Porphyry is a very hard red or purple rock which was in the ancient world quarried only in Egypt and was reserved to the use of the Pharaoh In Byzance the childbirth's room of the royal family was called the purple Louis XIV King of France had the largest collection by acquiring the Borgh¨se collection. Porphyry (born about A.D. , died around ) was born Malchus in Syria, and was given his Greek name by his teacher Longinus at Athens. Porphyry later became a follower of the neo-Platonism of Plotinus , of whom he wrote a biography. He was an opponent of Christianity and wrote a book against it which has not survived. He wrote widely on religion and philosophy, including musical theory. His most famous book is about Pythagoras , named Vita Pythagorae or Life of Pythagoras (which is not to be confused with the book with the same name by Iamblichus Books about 'Porphyry' at: amazon.com or amazon.co.uk Note: This article from Wikipedia is made available under the terms of the GNU FDL Further Search within Free-Definition Link from your web site to this article with this HTML tag: top

92. The Älvdalen Porphyry THE ÄLVDALEN porphyry. Every porphyry variety has got its name from its locality. SOME porphyry HISTORY. 2 000 BC. The Pharaohs worked porphyry. 300 BC. http://www.geonord.org/shows/porph.html

SOME PORPHYRY HISTORY 2 000 B.C. The Pharaohs worked porphyry. 300 B.C To the Ptolemies in Egypt and the Greeks purple was the royal colour, and therefor porphyry (from Greek porfyreos, purple) suited them best of all minerals. Production of porphyry objects increased. 200 B.C Cleopatra made red the royal colour instead of blue. The emperors alone were privileged to use the purple colour. Of red porphyry from the Red Sea area lots of porphyry objects such as wainscoting, flooring, sarcophagi, baths etc. were manufactured. Once again the difficulty working the hard porphyry was overcome. E.g. porphyry was used by Louis XIV in Versailles and by the cardinals Richelieu and Mazarin as a symbol of power. Porphyry for the first time was mentioned in writing in Swedish. Experiments polishing porphyry were carried out. Councillor Nils Adam Bielke showed samples of porphyry to Gustaf III. The king was interested and wanted to decorate the Haga Palace with porphyry. Karl XIV Johan bought the works in the name of his son Oscar (Oscar I). The sarcophagus was ready to be delivered but had to wait for suitable surface for sledging for four years.

93. Porphyry's Against The Christians - Review Of R.J. Hoffmann's Translation porphyry, Macarius Magnes, and Hoffmann. A Review of R.Joseph Hoffmann, porphyry s Against the ChristiansThe literary remains, Prometheus Books (1994). http://www.tertullian.org/rpearse/porphyry/hoffmann.htm

Porphyry, Macarius Magnes, and Hoffmann A Review of R.Joseph Hoffmann, Porphyry's Against the Christians The literary remains , Prometheus Books (1994) The 16-book work by the Neoplatonist Porphyry Against the Christians is lost. Constantine ordered that all copies should be destroyed ; a century later Theodosius tacitly acknowledged that this had not occurred by issuing a similar edict in 448 . Although Christians were generally interested in Neoplatonism, and many of Porphyry's major philosophical works still survive , it is hard to see who would have copied a work calculated to offend everyone reading or writing books between 550 and 1450, even without such a edict. Books that insult their readers and copyists have few chances of survival. In 1867, a 15th century manuscript containing an unknown work with the title the Apocriticus of Macarius Magnes was discovered in Epirus and taken to Athens by C. Blondel. The work had been written in 5 books; the Athens MS contained only the portion from the middle of book 2 to the middle of book 4. Blondel made an edition of the text from the MS, which was very corrupt, but died before he was able to publish. The book was published by his friend Foucart in 1876, but without an introduction, and this edition is itself now very rare . This remains the only edition of this work. In 1877 Duchesne examined the manuscript again, and provided a description

94. Super Porphyry Cu & Au Deposits Super porphyry Copper Gold Volume. Reference Porter, TM (Ed), 2004 Super porphyry Copper Gold Deposits - A Global Perspective http://www.portergeo.com.au/publishing/superporphyry/superporphyryhome.asp

Reference: PGC Publishing, Adelaide, [under development]. This volume is designed to incorporate 20+ all new papers in a 350 to 450 page book. Publication is scheduled for early to mid 2004. Contributions have been invited from the worlds leading researchers and experts on both this style of mineralisation and individual ore deposits to present the latest ideas, observations and descriptive papers covering many of the world's super porphyry deposits. The content of this volume is being designed by the editor, T M (Mike) Porter of PGC Publishing. The papers listed below are under preparation, while final confirmation is awaited for a range of others. These will be added to the list as confirmed. This book is to be available to participants on both the Super Porphyry International Study Tour and any seminar and expert short course workshops with the same title to be held in conjunction with the tour, but will also subsequently be on sale world wide via this web site. Guide to Authors Contents List PGC Publishing PGC Home ... Contact us PRELIMINARY LIST OF PAPERS Details of remaining papers awaited Steve C Brown Minera Alumbrera, Argentina

95. Porphyry Copper Molly Gold - Mineral Deposit Profiles, B.C. Geological Survey porphyry Cu+/Mo+/-Au L04 by Andre Panteleyev British Columbia Geological Survey. MDP Logo. IDENTIFICATION. SYNONYM Calcalkaline porphyry Cu, Cu-Mo, Cu-Au. http://www.em.gov.bc.ca/Mining/Geolsurv/MetallicMinerals/MineralDepositProfiles/

PORPHYRY Cu+/-Mo+/-Au by Andre Panteleyev British Columbia Geological Survey Panteleyev, A. (1995): Porphyry Cu+/-Mo+/-Au, in Selected British Columbia Mineral Deposit Profiles, Volume 1 - Metallics and Coal, Lefebure, D.V. and Ray, G.E., Editors, British Columbia Ministry of Energy of Employment and Investment, Open File 1995-20, pages 87-92. IDENTIFICATION SYNONYM : Calcalkaline porphyry Cu, Cu-Mo, Cu-Au. COMMODITIES ( BYPRODUCTS : Cu, Mo and Au are generally present but quantities range from insufficient for economic recovery to major ore constituents. Minor Ag in most deposits; rare recovery of Re from Island Copper mine. EXAMPLES (British Columbia - Canada/International Volcanic type deposits (Cu + Au * Mo) - Fish Lake (092O041), Kemess (094E021,094), Hushamu (EXPO, 092L240), Red Dog (092L200), Poison Mountain (092O046), Bell (093M001), Morrison (093M007), Island Copper (092L158); Dos Pobres (USA); Far Southeast (Lepanto/Mankayan), Dizon, Guianaong, Taysan and Santo Thomas II (Philippines), Frieda River and Panguna (Papua New Guinea) Classic deposits (Cu + Mo * Au) - Brenda (092HNE047), Berg (093E046), Huckleberrry (093E037), Schaft Creek (104G015);

96. B.C. Mineral Deposit Profiles - L - Porphyry MDP Logo, L porphyry. For more information and hard copy refer to Open File 1996-13. (Example Deposits). L02*, porphyry-related Au, Granitoid Au, porphyry Au, 20d. http://www.em.gov.bc.ca/Mining/Geolsurv/MetallicMinerals/MineralDepositProfiles/

L - Porphyry For more information and hard copy refer to Open File 1996-13. (Example Deposits) BC Profile # Deposit Type Approximate Synonyms USGS Model # Subvolcanic Cu-Ag-Au (As-Sb) Enargite Au, Transitional Au-Ag Porphyry-related Au Granitoid Au, Porphyry Au Alkalic porphyry Cu-Au Diorite porphyry copper Porphyry Cu ± Mo ± Au Calcalkaline porphyry Porphyry Mo (Low F- type) Calcalkaline Mo stockwork Porphyry Sn Subvolcanic tin Porphyry W Stockwork W-Mo Porphyry Mo (Climax-type) Granite molybdenite To: Deposit Profiles Last Updated June 13, 2003

97. Porphyry - ThesaurusDictionary.com :: All About Porphyry Focus Word porphyry. there are red, purple, and green varieties, which are highly esteemed as marbles. Thesaurus Terms for porphyry. http://www.thesaurus-dictionary.com/files/p/o/r/porphyry.html

Search for a new word: a b c d ... z Previous Word: porphyrogenitism porpoise ondogram Focus Word: porphyry 1. a term used somewhat loosely to designate a rock consisting of a fine-grained base (usually feldspathic) through which crystals, as of feldspar or quartz, are disseminated. there are red, purple, and green varieties, which are highly esteemed as marbles. Thesaurus Terms for: porphyry Games Free Everything The Best Sites for: porphyry eBay - Online Auctions Find porphyry or over 1,000,000 other items at eBay.com http://www.williamandamber.com/ebay.htm Medieval Sourcebook: Porphyry: Against the Christians Medieval Sourcebook: Porphyry: Against the Christians As Christianity spread, there was an increasingly intellectual reaction to it among the classically oriented intellectuals who sought to defend"reason". Here is Porphyry, a leading"Neoplatonist"... http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/source/porphyry1.html Encyclopedia.com - Results for porphyry Electric Library's Free Encyclopedia Search Encyclopedia.com Again Electric Library's Free Encarta.com link Related Information ...

98. Virtual Egyptian - Porphyry Statue Of Alexander The Great porphyry statue of Alexander The Great. http://www.virtual-egyptian-museum.org/Collection/Content/STO.MM.00366.html

Porphyry statue of Alexander The Great Period: Egypt, Graeco-Roman Period, Macedonian Period, Alexander The Great Dating: Origin: Egypt, Material: Porphyry Physical: 11cm. (4.3 in.) - 100 g. (3.5 oz.) Catalog: STO.MM.00366 Links to other views: Larger View Back Left Links to others of type Statuette-man Bacchus the child, Roman, 100 BC-200 AD Bes in terra-cotta, Dyn. 27 Bronze athlete, Rome, 96-192 AD Bronze Etruscan warrior, Etruria, 480 BC ... Wood statue of King Smenkhkare, Dyn. 18 This porphyry statuette, represents a king of Egypt wearing the royal Nemset headdress, presumed to be Alexander the Great (Mry-imn Stp-n-ra), 332-323 BC. Parallel: Bibliography (for this item) Bosworth, A. B. Conquest and Empire: The reign of Alexander the Great . Cambridge University Press, New York, NY. More, Daisy, and John Bowman Aegean Rivals . Boston Publishing, Boston, MA. (86-87) Papainannou, K, and J Bousquet Tiradritti, Francesco Egyptian Treasures from the Egyptian Museum in Cairo . White Star Publishers, Vercelli, Italy. (372)

99. Copper Porphyry Lagerstätten In Den Zentralen Anden 3 Copper porphyry Lagerstätten in den zentralen Anden. http://warmada.pandu.org/Articles/porphyry.html

Copper porphyry Lagerstätten in den zentralen Anden 1 Einleitung 2 Geologische Charakteristik 2.1 Auftreten und Aufbau von copper porphyries 2.2 Entstehung Die Entstehung von copper porphyry Lagerstätten beruht auf der Entmischung von wäßrigen Fluidphasen aus teilweise kristallisierten Magmen im obersten Krustenstockwerk (orthomagmatisches Modell). Durch fortschreitende randliche Kristallisation eines primär wasseruntersättigten, intermediären Magmas (3 % H O) kommt es zu einer Anreicherung von volatilen Phasen im Restmagma. 2.3 Hydrothermale Alteration Kalimetasomatosezone Serizitisierungszone Argillitisierungszone Propylitisierungszone 2.4 Mineralisation Generell unterscheidet man bei copper porphyries eine hypogene (primäre) und eine supergene (sekundäre) Mineralisation. 2.4.1 Hypogene Mineralisation: Die hypogene Mineralisation tritt sowohl disseminiert als auch auf den stockworks-Flächen auf. Charakteristische Erzminerale der hypogenen Mineralisation sind: Pyrit (FeS ), Kupferkies (CuFeS ), Enargit (Cu

100. Cronaca: Porphyry! CRONACA. December 27, 2003. porphyry! The International Herald Tribune has an article on the Louvre exhibition, Porphyre La pierre http://www.cronaca.com/archives/001870.html

December 27, 2003 Porphyry! The International Herald Tribune has an article on the Louvre exhibition, " Porphyre: La pierre pourpre, des Ptolémées aux Bonaparte ". It's been up for a bit over a month, and will close in mid-February Posted by David at December 27, 2003 08:25 PM Comments Post a comment Name: Email Address: URL: Comments: Remember info? If comment processing is slow, patience please! Press POST only once to prevent duplicate posts. This is a single archived post The list below may be out of date Click here for our main page and a full list of recent posts More Entries Late Roman silver hoard reunited Porphyry! Looff carousel restoration Turner death mask stolen? ... Calling a spade a . . . entrenching tool? Powered by Movable Type 2.51

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