- In
southern Italy, the
oncia (plural
oncie or once) or onza (pl. onze) was a unit of
account during the
Middle Ages and
later a gold coin
minted between...
-
abbreviation oz came
later from the
Italian cognate onza,
pronounced [ˈontsa] (now
oncia,
pronounced [ˈontʃa]). Historically, in
different parts of the world, at...
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which equalled an
oncia) and the
carlino (60 to the
oncia).
Frederick II
introduced the augustalis,
which was a
quarter of an
oncia. The tornesel, tornesol...
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piastra was
subdivided into 12 tarì, each of 20
grana or 120 piccoli. The
oncia was
worth 30 tarì (2½ piastra). In 1815, a
single piastra currency was introduced...
- 1
piede liprando = 0.51377 m 1
punto (point) = 1⁄144
piede liprando 1
oncia (inch) = 12
punti 1
piede liprando (foot) = 12
oncie 1
canna = 4
piedi liprando...
- as many
words sounded almost identical and had the same meaning, such as
oncia, lytra,
moeton (Lat. mutuum).
Their characteristic cult of the
Palici is...
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before a back vowel,
Italian uses ⟨c g⟩
followed by a
silent ⟨i⟩, as in
oncia /ˈont͡ʃa/ < UNCIAM. This can lead to
orthographic ambiguity with learned...
- d'oglio, che da me si possiede, e gli
altri docati 5000
sopra la
grana 25 ad
oncia con li loro frutti, con condizione, che
appresso il suo
Cognome si debba...
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people of Castroreale, it was a miracle.
Orazio Nicosia donated twenty gold
oncias for out****ing the statue. From that
August 25 onward, the
feast of the...
