"obeliscolychny" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "“I see a great number of People on the Harbour; I see a Light on an Obeliscolychny.”",
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          "text": "Who has lit the sun and the moon like two lamps, that they might shine in the distance on the two mountains on the two sides of the castle, comparable to two obeliscolychnies?",
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        "(rare) A lighthouse."
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