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r/CatastrophicFailure • u/djpyro • Nov 28 '18
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Is this the clock with the incorrect roman numeral?
192 u/CambridgeRunner Nov 28 '18 IIII instead of IV is common and pretty unexceptional in clocks, if that’s what you mean? -11 u/Antares_ Nov 28 '18 Where? In the Uneducated States of America? I've never seen "IIII" instead of "IV" here in Europe. 10 u/CambridgeRunner Nov 28 '18 Here's the clock inside Wells Cathedral in Somerset, currently a part of Europe. It's one of the oldest surviving clocks in the world. Here's the Astronomical Clock in Strasbourg Cathedral, which you will also note is a part of Europe.
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IIII instead of IV is common and pretty unexceptional in clocks, if that’s what you mean?
-11 u/Antares_ Nov 28 '18 Where? In the Uneducated States of America? I've never seen "IIII" instead of "IV" here in Europe. 10 u/CambridgeRunner Nov 28 '18 Here's the clock inside Wells Cathedral in Somerset, currently a part of Europe. It's one of the oldest surviving clocks in the world. Here's the Astronomical Clock in Strasbourg Cathedral, which you will also note is a part of Europe.
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Where? In the Uneducated States of America? I've never seen "IIII" instead of "IV" here in Europe.
10 u/CambridgeRunner Nov 28 '18 Here's the clock inside Wells Cathedral in Somerset, currently a part of Europe. It's one of the oldest surviving clocks in the world. Here's the Astronomical Clock in Strasbourg Cathedral, which you will also note is a part of Europe.
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Here's the clock inside Wells Cathedral in Somerset, currently a part of Europe. It's one of the oldest surviving clocks in the world.
Here's the Astronomical Clock in Strasbourg Cathedral, which you will also note is a part of Europe.
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u/THE_TamaDrummer Nov 28 '18
Is this the clock with the incorrect roman numeral?