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      <title>The Prague Orloj&#39;s Calendar Dial Is a Copy of a Copy, and the Last One Changed the Faces</title>
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      <description>The lower dial of the Prague astronomical clock, lit up at night behind its bird netting. Twelve painted medallions of the months around the rim, twelve smaller zodiac roundels inside them, and the old town&amp;rsquo;s coat of arms sitting black and gold in the middle. An archangel with a sword on the left. A chronicler with an open book on the right. It looks like the most medieval object in central Europe.</description>
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