Paper, 'A new, cheape, and delicate fire of cole [coal] balls, wherein seacole is by the mixture of other combustible bodies both sweetned and multiplied' by Theodore de Vaux De Vaux describes a new way to create fuel for fire using lome [loam] gathered during winter, water, and seacole [sea coal]. He explains that this method is commonly used in Liège [Wallonia, Belgium], and then goes on to explain how to create the best fire using the substance. Subject: Mineralogy Read to the Royal Society on 24 October 1666. [1666]