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2541867610898/2541865828329, the parismina, is the tiny unnoticeable 11-limit comma with a size of 0.0012 cents that is the difference between a stack of 5 rastmas (243/242) and the 49/48 diesis; it is also the difference between two parimos and 9801/9800 as well as the difference between the closing error of eleven 11/9 thirds against two 3/1 tritaves and 99/98.
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