A treatise, of weights, mets and measvres of Scotland. With their qvantities, and trve foundation, and sundrie profitable observations, arising vpon everie one of them. Together with the art of metting, measuring & compting all sort of land with diverse tables (1624)
Huntar, Alexander · Edinbvrgh : Printed by I. Wreittoun · leaf 48
ee80 Falles* They bceing added together maketh 144Falles,the halfc whercof,is 7 2 Fallcs for the iuft breadthwithihcfctwo fummes we cnterthe Table, and bccaufethere is no page,norColumneof 72 Fallcs of breadthtogether, therefore youdiall take the Columnes of 70*Falles,of breadth, andofz Fallcs, and… … S3 Falles,you will findc 2 Acres, and zRoodes,which be-ing added to the 87 Acres, and 2 Roodes, the whole isp o Acres for the ^uanticie of this figured Hill * THE RVLE FOR MEASVRINGOF V AL L EI B S. Sinthcmountainc, or Hill, youpieafu-red the^circuir or compaffe of chfc foot ofthe Hilljfo, heere…
Surveying · Weights and measures
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