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Scrupulum,
meaning a tiny
stone (from
scrupus sharp stone),
indicates a
weight of 1⁄24 of a
Roman ounce (i.e.) or, by extension, of
other measures. Metaphorically...
- apothecaries' system,
derived from the old
Roman scrupulum (lit. 'small pebble') unit (scrupulus/
scrupulum). The
scruple is 8⁄175 of an
ounce (or 1⁄24 of...
- avoirdupois-based apothecaries' system,
Dublin 1850
Libra Uncia Drachma Scrupulum Grana 1 Lb. 16 Unc. 128 Dr. 384 Scr. 7,000.00 Gr. 1 Unc. 8 Dr. 24 Scr...
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equivalent Imperial equivalent Description dimidium scrupulum 50 1⁄576 4.38 m2 47.1 sq ft
scrupulum 100 1⁄288 8.76 m2 94.3 sq ft duo scru**** 200 1⁄144...
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arpent equalled 120
Roman feet. The
related unit of
square measure was the
scrupulum or
decempeda quadrata,
equivalent to
about 8.76 m2 (94.3 sq ft). Units...
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imperial gallons (about 109 liters).
Schoenus – a unit of area or
length Scrupulum – a unit of area, m****, or time Seam – a unit of m**** or
volume Seer –...
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uncial division as was
applied to the iugerum, its
smallest part
being the
scrupulum of 100 sq ft or 9.2 m². Thus, the
iugerum contained 288 scru**** (Varro...
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version of the apothecaries'
system of weights, with 20
granum making 1
scrupulum. The book was used as a
textbook at the
University of
Paris by 1270 and...
- toponymie.
Editions Errance, Paris. ISBN 2-87772-200-7. p.45; pp.50,70.
Scrupulum (2007-03-19). Icovellauna: la
bonne eau ou la
grande Victoire? (in French)...
- ut
cautius in
mittendis litteris ageret. Quod
etiam Bochkaio maximum scrupulum injecit,
accidit etiam illo ipso tempore, quod
comes Dampier volens aggredi...
