Possibly No. I. may be better understood in the following form.

No. II.

Eng. wi.

Solid

Ligulæ.

Cyathi.

Acetab.

Quart.

Hem.

Sext.

pint.

inch.

48

or

12 

or

8

or

4

or

2

==

1

==

 1. and

5.636

24

or

 6 

or

4

or

2

==

1

-

==

 0.

17.255

 1/2

12

or

 3 

or

2

==

1

-

-

==

 0.

8.627

 3/4

 6

or

1 1/2

==

1

-

-

-

==

 0.

4.313

 7/8

 4

==

 1 

-

-

-

-

==

 0.

2.875

 11/12

 1

-

-

-

-

-

==

 0.

0.718

 47/48

Roman measures of capacity for things dry, reduced to english corn measure, the english corn pint holding 33 3/5 inches.

No. III.

Pints

Sol. in. dec.

Ligula

0, 1/48

0,01

 4

Cyathus0, 1/12

0,04

 6

 1 1/2

Acetabulum0, 1/8

0,06

24

 6 

4

Hemina0, 1/2

0,24

48

12 

8

2

Sextarius

1

0,48

The same table in another form.

No. IV.

Eng. corn

Solid

Ligulæ.

Cyathi.

Acetab.

Heminæ.

Sextarius.

pint.

inches

48

or

12 

or

8

or

2

==

1

==

 1. and

0.48 

24

or

 6 

or

4

==

1

==

 0.

17.04 

 6

or

 1 1/2

==

1

==

 0.

4.26 

 4

==

 1 

==

 0.

2.84 

 1

==

 0.

0.71