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 1 7 |     his own land, five hundred measures, whether liquid or solid.
 2 7 | Knights who made three hundred measures, or, as some say, those
 3 7 |  income of a certain number of measures. Those ranked as Zeugitae
 4 7 |  Zeugitae who made two hundred measures, liquid or solid; and the
 5 10|       standards of weights and measures, and of the currency. During
 6 10|  During his administration the measures were made larger than those
 7 27|        Pericles in most of his measures, and was therefore subsequently
 8 29|     that they would frame such measures as they thought best for
 9 29|        After these preliminary measures, they drew up the constitution
10 51|   Commissioners of Weights and Measures (Metronomi) are elected
11 51|   sellers use fair weights and measures.~Formerly there were ten