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horologe
horologe (ˈhɒrəlɒdʒ) Forms: α. 4 orlogge, 4–5 orloge, 4–6 orlege, 4–7 -lage, 5 -legge, -lyge, horlege, (6 orlache, horleige). β. 4 orologge, 4–5 oriloge, 5 oro-, oryloge, orrelegge, (horolage, 6 hora-, horyloge, horrelage), 5– horologe. [a. OF. orloge, oriloge, mod.F. horloge (= It. orologio, Sp. re... Oxford English Dictionary
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Viliam Loviška
Michael Archangel (sculpture) Slovakia, Stara Bystrica, The Slovak Horologe, (cooperation with architect Ivan Jarina) Slovakia, Bratislava, The Integration wikipedia.org
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horlege
horlege obs. f. horologe. Oxford English Dictionary
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oriloge
oriloge, -lage obs. forms of horologe. Oxford English Dictionary
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Trei Ierarhi Monastery
In the gate's tower (which today no longer exists), that served as belfry, Vasile Lupu had installed a huge horologe, the first public use clock in Romanian wikipedia.org
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horologist
horologist (hɒˈrɒlədʒɪst) [mod. f. horologe or horology + -ist.] One who is skilled in horology; a maker of timepieces; a clock- or watch-maker.1798 J. Gilchrist in Asiat. Res. V. 86 The grand horologist himself is about to inform them, that now is the time. a 1857 Ld. Ellesmere Addr. etc. 54 (L.) T... Oxford English Dictionary
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Old Town Hall (Prague)
The Horologe The horologe is the most famous feature of the Town Hall, first built in the 1400s. The statues of the Horologe The horologe consists of three independent units: the moving figures, the astronomical dial, and the calendar dial. wikipedia.org
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orynale
oryloge, orynal(e obs. ff. horologe, urinal. Oxford English Dictionary
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orologge
orologe, orologge obs. forms of horologe. Oxford English Dictionary
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horologium
‖ horologium (hɒrəʊˈlɒdʒɪəm, -ˈləʊdʒɪəm) Also (in sense 3) -on. [L. hōrologium, Gr. ὡρολόγιον: see horologe.] 1. = horologe 1; a dial, clock, or chronometer. horologium Floræ: see horologe 1 b.a 1661 Fuller Worthies ii. (1662) 72 He presented King Henry the 8. with a Horologium..observing the shadow... Oxford English Dictionary
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orelege
orelege obs. f. horologe, time-piece. Oxford English Dictionary
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orloger
orloge, orloger see horologe, horologer. Oxford English Dictionary
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cichorium
‖ ciˈchorium Latin name of Wild Succory.a 1806 C. Smith Flora's Horologe xi, Cichorium to the towering lark Lifts her soft eyes serenely blue. Oxford English Dictionary
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orlache
orlache, -age, -ager obs. ff. horologe, -er. Oxford English Dictionary
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horologiography
† horologiography Obs. (ˌhɒrəʊlɒdʒɪˈɒgrəfɪ) [f. Gr. ὡρολόγιο-ν horologe + -graphy.] a. A description of horologes or timepieces. b. The art of constructing horologes; dialling.[1570 Dee Math. Pref. d ij, Horometrie..called..of late Horologiographia.] 1639 Wybard (title) Lunar Horologiographie. 1653 ... Oxford English Dictionary
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