Quartuccio

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The quartuccio was an Italian measure of volume and was used for liquids ( wine measure ) and for dry goods ( grain measure ) . The measure had regional differences.

Grain measure

liquid measure

Wine measure

  • Sardinia Island 1 quartuccio = 16.9 Parisian cubic inches = 0.33 liters
    • 12 quartucci = 1 quartana
  • Sicily Island 1 quartuccio = 0.8596 liters

The dimensional chain was

    • 1 botte = 4 salme = 32 barili = 64 quartari = 1280 quartucci
    • 1 1/2 quartucci = 1 quartaro
    • 12 quartucci = 1 salma
    • 144 quartucci = 1 tonna
    • Messina 1 quartuccio = 368 Parisian cubic inches = 7.3 liters
    • Syracuse 1 quartuccio = 327 Parisian cubic inches = 6.5 liters
  • Venice 1 quartuccio = 41 2/3 Parisian cubic inches = 5/6 liters = 0.833 liters
    • 786 Quartucci = 1 amphora
    • 192 quartucci = 1 biconzia
    • 96 quartucci = 1 Conzo / Mastello
    • 16 quartucci = 1 secchio
    • 4 quartucci = 1 bozza

Oil measure

  • Grand Duchy of Tuscany 1 quartuccio = 13.5 Parisian cubic inches = 11/20 liters = 0.55 liters
    • 2 quartucci = 1 mezetta
    • 8 quartucci = 1 fiasco / bottle
    • 128 Quartucci = 1 Baril / Barile da Olio

literature

  • Johann Friedrich Krüger : Complete manual of the coins, measures and weights of all countries in the world. Verlag Gottfried Basse, Quedlinburg / Leipzig 1830, p. 267.
  • August Schiebe: Universal encyclopedia of commercial science, containing: coin, measure and weight, bills of exchange, government paper, banking and stock exchange; the most important of higher arithmetic […]. Volume 3, Friedrich Fleischer and the Schumann brothers, Leipzig / Zwickau 1839, p. 2.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Georg Friedrich Heinisch: Commercial arithmetic book for commercial, commercial, secondary and higher middle schools: as well as for self-teaching for business people with close to 4000 exercises. 2 Department, Volume 1, Verlag Buchner'sche Buchhandlung, Bamberg 1870, p. 262