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On the walls and in the
cases of this room some objects once used in San Marino are
displayed. Praiseworthy are two 16th century wafer irons, a
series of mugs indicating the measures of capacity used in San
Marino until 1907, the
“game of the white and red”
(a game of chance played until the early 20th
century).
Besides the coat of arms of Diotallevo Corbelli,
Captain Regent in 1516 and 1528, one of the two wafer irons
also bears the motto: “Non bene pro toto libertas venditur
auro” (liberty is more precious than all gold in the
world). |