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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 24 (June 1895) (1895)

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hat the seeming being composed of two periods of six, comprises twelve Europe who have constructed clocks having a peculiar arithmetical impossibility will be overcome if we be- names corresponding to the signs of their Zodiac. These character, and the manufacture of them dat^ from are : The Rat… … bination for counting the six ing. We shall explain the Fig. 2.-JAPANESE CLOCK WITH WEIGHTED Fig. l.-POBTABLE JAPANESE CLOCK. hours is, as has been said, pe- peculiarities of the dial of BALANCE. culiar to the Japanese. this clock and the manner Having spoken of the hours, in which the hours, days,…

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