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kiplitation, Hubtile, to grolſe by partition is perkoꝛmed.number ok grolle Denomination is that, which conkainethmany other luptiler oz lmaller, as a pound in relpect otShillings. Shillings in compariſon to pounds are alub-tile denomination. If vou voll reduce any groſſe ſum in-to a ſubtiller, oꝛ cõtrarie, ou muſt wel ponder how manypr that ſmaller do make one ol the groller, e by that mul-tiplie oꝛ diuide, as occaſion is giuen. I would being OOinto halte pens. irſt vou muſt reduce them into ſhillings.multiplping by 20. Then augment the Pꝛoduck by 12, lo

be pꝛoduced pens, and fo halle pens multiplie the ſur-

mounting number bye. The whole ſumme reducted, kan-deth thus 28 8 Oo ohalfe pens. Now by partition this lub-tile ſumme is bꝛought to his foꝛmer eſtate, that is, 60 ok.In like manner, a mile in reſpect ol furlongs, furlongscompared to ſcoꝛes, ſcoꝛes to pearches, pearches to vards,pards to fete, ftete to yvnches, vnches to Warlie coꝛnesreferred, be ok grole Denomination. But Warlie coꝛnesto pnches, vnches in reſpect to lte, and ſo bpward, haue aſubtile Denomination.

Our Engliſh mile grounded vpon the Skakute hath oꝛ-

dained thꝛe barly coꝛnes dꝛie and round to make an ynch,

twelue vnches a lte, thꝛer lot a pard, 5 vards a pearch,

koꝛty pearches in length, and koure ok bꝛeadth, an acre olland: lo the acre tontaineth 160 pearches, the halte do, and

he vard, which is the quarter 40. Twenty vards make aſtoꝛe, and foztie pearches a furlong, 8 furlong a mile. Dothat by Keduction, vou map lind in the Engliſh mile z 2pearches, 1760 pards, 5280 foot,& 63360 ynches, ſome whatgreater than p Italian mile ot 1000 pate, æ 5 fo to a pace.

Of waight, according to the Statute of Eug land.He English peny which is called the Sterling round

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