- A
metretes was an
ancient Gr**** unit of
liquid measurement,
equivalent to 39.3 liters.
Ancient Gr****
units of
measurement v t e...
- to 37.2 kg
based on such
estimates as the
weight of one full
Aeginetan metretes of coins, and
concluded that the
Aeginetan talent represented the water...
- the
American Revolution. It
equaled "one well
rounded tablespoon". Masu
Metretes Octave Omer Pau Peck – the name of two
different units of volume, one imperial...
-
thousand grapes, and
every grape when
pressed will give five-and-twenty
metretes of wine. And when any one of the
saints shall lay hold of a cluster, another...
- κεράμιον 8
choes 26.2 L (6.9 US gal; 5.8 imp gal)
Roman amphora quadrantal metrētēs μετρητής 12
choes 39.3 L (10.4 US gal; 8.6 imp gal)
amphora Except where...
- ("procurator", "rabshakeh") and
measures and
weights ("stadions", "minas", "
metretes"). On
October 27, 2004, the
Nieuwe Bijbelvertaling was
officially presented...
- or mandator, but
could have
specifically "commercial"
positions such as
metretes (Gr****: μετρητής, "measurer"). A "megas
kommerkiarios of the West", titled...
-
Metion Meton of
Athens Metope Metope (mythology)
Metopes of the
Parthenon Metretes Metrocles Metrodora Metrodorus (grammarian)
Metrodorus of
Athens Metrodorus...
