Min. [Named from Lake Lherz in the Pyrenees: see -LITE.] A variety of pyroxene of a deep green or olive green color.
1823. W. Phillips, Introd. Min. (ed. 3), 63. When mixed with serpentine it [Coccolite] has been termed Lherzolite.
1879. Rutley, Study Rocks, x. 120. Enstatite occurs in lherzolite.
