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Description	English: Saturn, from Guido Bonatti Liber Astronomiae
Date	17 December 2011
Source	Guido Bonatti, De Astronomia Libri X (Basel, Nicolaus Pruknerus, 1550)
Author	Nicolaus Pruknerus, Guido Bonatti

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