Of Incendiary Fire-works, 490 Sec. i. Of Fire Stone, 491 ii. Of Incendiary Matches, 492 iii. Of Carcasses and Fire Balls, ib. iv. Of Incendiary Balls, or Fire Balls, to be thrown from Cannon or by Hand, 497 v. Of Smoke Balls, 499 vi. Of Stink Balls, ib. vii. Of Poisoned Balls, ib. viii. Of Red-hot Balls, 499 ix. Of Pitched Tourteaux and Fascines, 500 x. Of Torches, or Flambeaux, 501 xi. Of Powder Bags, 503 xii. Of the Powder Barrel, ib. xiii. Of the Burning, or Illuminating Barrel, ib. xiv. Of the Thundering Barrel, 504 xv. Of the Petard, 505 xvi. Of the Stink-Fire Lance, 506 xvii. Of the Combustible Substances used in, and the Manner of preparing, a Fire-Ship, 507 xviii. Of Infernal Machines, 512 xix. Of the Catamarin, 514 xx. Of the American Turtle, 515 xxi. Of the Torpedo, 521 xxii. Of the Marine Incendiary Kegs, 523 xxiii. Of Sea Lights, 525 xxiv. Of Signal and War-rockets, 526 xxv. Of Sky-Rockets, (_Meurtrières_,) 538 xxvi. Of the Rocket Light-Ball, 539 xxvii. Of the Floating Rocket Carcass, ib. xxviii. Observations on Rockets, 540 xxix. Of the Succouring Rocket, 544 xxx. Of the Greek Fire, ib. xxxi. Of Mines and Mining, 550 xxxii. Of the Means of Increasing the Strength of Gunpowder for Mining, 554 xxxiii. Of Incendiary Bombs, 556 xxxiv. Of Murdering Marrons, 557 xxxv. Of Incendiary Rope, 558 xxxvi. Of Balloons of Grenades, of Bombs, and of Flints or Stone, 559 xxxvii. Of Spherical Case Shot, ib. xxxviii. Of the Fire-Rain, according to Casimir Siemienowicz, 560 xxxix.