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The compass rose flag of the Anglican Communion: Date: 21 December 2011: Source: Own work. Mitre image by Xavigivax (talk · contribs): File:Mitra heráldica.svg. Typeface used for the inscription Η ΑΛΗΘΕΙΑ ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΩΣΕΙ ΥΜΑΣ (English: The truth will set you free) is Linux Libertine. Author: Alekjds: Other versions: File ...
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English: replica of compass rose in Pedro Reinel's nautical chart of 1504. It is the first known wind-rose to clearly represent the fleur-de-lys. The practise was adopted in other nautical charts and survived till today.