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English: Capricorn symbol, c. 1440-1450 Book of Hours, the Fastolf Master, Bodleian Library, Oxford C.160. MS. Auct. D. inf.2, 11, fol 12r
Fons I scanned this image from a reproduction of a (normand?) medieval book of astrology (15th century)
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