Agricola, Georgius, De re metallica, 1912/1950

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Other Venae Profundae (D, E, F) from the very summit of the mountain
or hill descend the slope (A) to the hollow or valley (B), and they again ascend
the slope or the side of the mountain or hill opposite (C)
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Other Venae Profundae (C, D) descend the mountain or hill (A) and
extend out into the plain (B).
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