"प्राचीन रोमन भार एवं मापन": अवतरणों में अंतर

<div style="line-height:1.5"><small>''Note:&nbsp;'' Some researchers assert that the Roman surveyors used a perch of ten Greek "Pous of Kyrenaika", i.e. 3.087 m instead of the perch of ten of their own feet, equal 2.964 m. <br> According to this hypothesis &nbsp;– currently not supported by the majority of modern metrologists –&nbsp; all the Roman area measures should be multiplied by 625/576, i.e. 8.5&nbsp;% larger.<br> If the irrefutable proof for the real existence of a Roman surveyor perch of 10 Roman feet&nbsp; 6⅔ digits can be adduced, then the saltus equates to one Roman square mile exactly. </small></div>

 

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|<center> {{frac|1|48}}

|<center> ~ {{frac|1|1|8}} cl

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|<center> {{frac|1|12}}

|<center> ~ {{frac|4|1|2}} cl

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|<center> {{frac|1|6}}

|<center> ~ 9 cl

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|<center> {{frac|1|3}}

|<center> ~ 18 cl

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|<center> {{frac|1|2}}

|<center> ~ 27 cl

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|<center> {{frac|2|3}}

|<center> ~ 36 cl

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|<center>'''1'''

|<center>'''~ 54 cl'''

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|<center> 6

|<center> ~ {{frac|3|1|4}} l

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|<center> 24

|<center> ~ 13 l

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|<center> 48

|<center> ~ 26 l

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|<center> 960

|<center> ~ 520 l

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|<center> {{frac|1|128}}

|<center> ~ {{frac|6|3|4}} cl

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|<center> {{frac|1|64}}

|<center> ~ {{frac|13|1|2}} cl

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|<center> {{frac|1|32}}

|<center> ~ 27 cl

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|<center> {{frac|1|16}}

|<center> ~ 54 cl

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|<center> {{frac|1|2}}

|<center> ~ {{frac|4|1|3}} l

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|<center>'''1'''

|<center>'''~ {{frac|8|2|3}} l'''

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|<center> 3

|<center> ~ 26 l

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== Mass and Coins==