Min. Obs. [f. FARCE sb.1 + -(I)LITE.] Pudding-stone; conglomerate.

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1799.  Kirwan, Geol. Ess., 133. The calcareous Farcilite called Amenla, is formed of rounded calcareous masses of extreme hardness, cemented by a calcareous cement.

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1811.  Pinkerton, Petral., I. 139. From their composition, they come under the denomination either of farcilites, brecias, or sand-stones.

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  Hence Farcilitic a., consisting of farcilite.

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1799.  Kirwan, Geol. Ess., 256. Farcilitic mountains are also common in the north of Scotland, and the Western Highlands.

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