Editing Astronomical clock (section)

===Sweden===
* [[Lund]]: [[Lund astronomical clock]] in [[Lund Cathedral]] in Sweden, (''Horologium mirabile Lundense'') was made around 1425, probably by the clockmaker Nicolaus Lilienveld in Rostock. After it had been in storage since 1837, it was restored and put back in place in 1923. Only the upper, astronomical part is original, while some of the other remaining medieval parts can be seen at the Cathedral museum. When it plays, one can hear ''[[In Dulci Jubilo]]'' from the smallest organ in the church, while seven wooden figures, representing the three [[magi]] and their servants, pass by.
* {{ill|Fjelie|sv}}: Emil Ahrent, the local priest, constructed and donated an astronomical clock to [[Fjelie Church]] in 1946.
* {{ill|Nottebäck|sv|Nottebäcks församling}}: K.L. Lundén, the local priest, installed an astronomical clock in {{ill|Nottebäck Church|sv|Nottebäcks kyrka}} in 1954.
* [[Rinkaby]]: An astronomical clock was installed in [[Rinkaby Church]] in the 1950s. Modelled on medieval clocks, it was made by a local electrician.

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File:Lunds astronomiska ur-2.jpg|[[Lund astronomical clock]]
File:Nottebäcks kyrka 014.JPG|Nottebäck church clock
File:Rinkaby kyrka int15.jpg|[[Rinkaby]] church clock
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