35
Dijjertations on Coins, Weights, &c.
Pt. /. In, Dec.
The Congius according to my Estimate is 7 + 9-5789.
The Sextarius , or 6th Part of it,The Hemina , \ of Sextarius,
The 'uartarius , | of Sextarius,The Acetabulum , ^ of a Sextarius,The Cyathus , 7- of Sextarius,
The Ligula , ^ of Sextarius,
£V. /. In. Dec.
I _s_ 6.263I
; 4 3-I3I5i + 1-5657| + O.7828
H + 0.52194 0.1304
These being found out by dividing the Congius , the rest ofthe Measures may be found out by multiplying it.
Gal. Pt. fin. Dec.
The Urna is 4 Congius ’s, - - 3 + 54 10.3136
The Amphora is 8 Congius’s - 7 + 2 _}_ 2 0.6312
The Culeus is 20 Amphora’s - 146 + 64 20. 624
E.Gtf/.
Pints.
1 sol. In. Dec.
Ligula ,
000
I
+8
00.1304
Cyathus , - -
000
I
7 z
00.5219
Acetabulum ,
000
i
8
00.7828
^ uartarius ,
000
1
4
01-5657
Hemina ,
000
1
L
03 1315
Sextarius ,
000
I
06.2631
Congius ,
000
7
09.5789
Urna , - -
003
5
10.3156
Amphora ,
007
2
20.6312
Culeus , - - -
146
6
20. 624
Gall.
/. fir
Or. Arbuthnot\ Culeus , in his first ) „
Tables, corrected by the Pen, contains 3 I 43 + 3 + II -3 2and consequently falls short of mine 3 + 3+ 9.296
F 2
It