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CXXXV1U

Elements of Pharmacy.

APP.

The legal pint in common use in Paris seems to have been differentfrom that now taken from Baume, which perhaps is peculiar toapothecaries. Their relations are the following :

Fr. cub. in. Eng. cub. in. Eng. wine pint.

= 58.05 = 2.012.07

Common pinte = 48 = jo.uj =Baume's pinte = 49.52 = 59.89 =

Tr. pound. Litres.= 2.54 = 0'95= 2.62 « 0-98

Table shewing the relative ictlue of the old and new Frenchuaghts and measure* in round numbirs. (Parmui'ier.) '

KilogrammeDemik'!ogrammeGianmieDemigramme

2 Grammes4 Grammes8 Grammes32 GrammesDecigrammeDemidecigramme

3 Decigramme12 Decigramme1 LitreDemilitreQuart de Litre

2 livres, Poid de Marc1 livre18 grains9 grainsi gros

1 gros

2 gros

1 once

2 grains1 grain6 grains

24 grains1 pinte1 cbopinedemisetier

m

GERMAN.

COLOGNE WEIGHT.

Marc. Ok. Loth. Drs. Fuits. Hellers. As. Eschen. Crs. St. parts.

1 = S = ; 6 = 64 = 256 = 512= 1792 = 4352 = 6144=65536

1= 2= 8 = 32= 64= 221= 544= 768= 8192

1= 4= 16= 32= 112= 272= 384= 4096

1= 4= 8= 28= 68= 96 — 1024

1= 2= 7= 17— 24= 256

NUREMBERG, OR APOTHECARIES WEIGHT.

Pound.

Ounces. Drachms. Scruples.

Grains.

Troy grs.

1 «

12 = 96 ea 288

=

5? 60 =

5388

1 = 8 = 24

=

480 =

460.5

1 = 3

=

60 =

57.5

1

35

20 =

19-20.96"