Lapis lazuli (9272 bytes)
1: ...pis lazuli block.jpg|250px|thumb|A block of lapis lazuli]]
2: '''Lapis lazuli''' is one of the oldest of all [[gem]]s, with a h...
4: ...nce and used the scavenged explosive to help mine lapis to further fund their resistance efforts.
6: In addition to the Afghan deposits, lapis has been found in [[Pakistan]] and (in lower qual...
8: Lapis is a [[Rock (geology)|rock]] and not a [[mineral]...

Lazuli (889 bytes)
1: '''Lazuli''' is the "working name" for [[Greenville, South ...
7: [http://www.myspace.com/lazuli Lazuli on Myspace]

Lapis Satricanus (521 bytes)
1: The '''Lapis Satricanus''', or, "stone of Conca", was a yellow...

Lazuli Bunting (2768 bytes)
2: <tr><th align="center" bgcolor=pink>'''Lazuli Bunting'''</th></tr>
17: ...ca]]n [[songbird]] named for the gemstone [[lapis lazuli]].
28: ...ing&curPageNum=1&recnum=BD0344 eNature article on Lazuli Bunting, including photo and song]

Barrio Bellavista (404 bytes)
1: ...aurants, pubs. It is also a place to find [[lapis lazuli]] craftsmanship, a unique [[semiprecious stone]] ...

Callaïs (530 bytes)
1: ...nbsp;XXXVII.lvi.151)] as being paler than [[lapis lazuli]].

Azure (521 bytes)
7: The name derives from the gemstone [[lapis lazuli]] and can also refer to a [[pigment]] produced wi...

Blue stone (824 bytes)
1: ...ble [[lazurite]], the core comstituent of [[lapis lazuli]], a sulfide of sodium aluminium silicate in the ...

Bhaisajyaguru (2849 bytes)
2: ... name means "Medicine Master [[lapis lazuli|Lapis Lazuli]] Light". In [[Mahayana]] Buddhism, Bhaisajyagur...

List of J-Pop artists:L (1895 bytes)
6: * [[Lapis Lazuli (J-Pop)]]

Sodalite (4791 bytes)
46: ...d [[lazurite]] is a common constituent of [[lapis lazuli]].
50: ...rarely contains [[pyrite]], a common inclusion in lapis. It is further distinguished from similar mineral...

August Nordenskiöld (311 bytes)
2: the "[[philosophers stone]]", or "lapis philosophorum", in order to create

Ultramarine (8548 bytes)
10: ...include natural ultramarine (English), ''outremer lapis'' (French), ''Ultramarin echt'' (German), ''oltre...
14: ...near the most famous source of the mineral. Lapis lazuli has also been identified in [[China|Chinese]] pai...
17: ..."over the sea," as azurrum ultramarinum. As lapis lazuli only yields from 2 to 3% of the pigment, it is no...

Jules Rimet trophy (2171 bytes)
10: ...th a gold plating and a blue base made of [[lapis lazuli]].

Hamtaro (6660 bytes)
23: ...473;&#12385;&#12419;&#12435; ''Lapis-chan'') / '''Lapis''' - owner unknown
24: ...40;&#12385;&#12419;&#12435; ''Lazuli-chan'') / '''Lazuli''' - owner unknown

Duofold (2307 bytes)
3: ...n, which was followed shortly thereafter by Lapis Lazuli blue and Mandarin Yellow. In [[1928]], Moderne b...

De Phenomenis in Orbe Lunae (642 bytes)
3: ...i|Galileo]]'s debate with Casciarolo regarding a "lapis solaris," a stone that emitted light seemingly on...

Auen, Germany (536 bytes)
11: *Evangelist church ''Lapis Primarius''

Gemstone (6650 bytes)
1: ...mineral]], [[Rock (geology)|rock]] (as in [[lapis lazuli]]) or [[Petrification|petrified]] material that w...
36: *[[Lapis lazuli]]

Giulio Cesare la Galla (676 bytes)
1: ...) he claimed that the untreated stone (known as "lapis solaris" and shown to him by Galileo Galilei) was...

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