Canata

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Canata , also Cutlo under certain conditions , was a volume measure in Ragusa and a measure dependent on the Barill / Barilla.

Generally 1 Barill (Venez.) = 4 Lecchi = 16 Bozze

The serving measure Canata was on the island of Curzola , Budua and in the region of Cattaro (today Kotor ) the 75th part of the Venetian Barill.

1 Barill (Venez.) = 75 Canate = 0.60683 measure (Wiener)
1 canata = 0.85849 liters

Oil measure

The 60th part of the Venetian Barill was common in the Cattaro region (now Kutor) and in Budua.

1 barill (Venez.) = 60 oil cans
- 1 oil canata = 0.75853 measure (Wiener = 1.414724 l) = 1.07 liters

The 84th part of the Venetian Barill in Ragusa, Lagosta and Slano was called Cutlo / Cuttlo .

Ragusa city 1 Barill (Venez.) = 84 Cutli
- 1 Cutlo = 0.54189 Maß (Wiener) = 0.765 liters (Cutlo di Ragusa)
Slano 1 Cutlo = 0.437 measure (Wiener) = 0.618 liters

literature

Franz Petter: Dalmatia in its various relationships. Volume 1, Justus Perthes, Gotha 1857, p. 285.
Austria: Archives for legislation and statistics in the fields of trade, commerce and shipping. Volume 3, Verlag der Kaiserlich-Königliche Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, Vienna 1856, p. 525.