Dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities. Ed. by William Smith. Illustrated by numerous engravings on wood.

GRECIAN MilEASURES OF CAPACITY.
Approximate.*
I. ATTIC LIQUID MEASURES. Gallons. Pints. allon Pints.
Gyallons.! Pints.
KoXXaL'PLOV...,,'008,,
2 Xfn -........,,'016,,
2- 1 MIrpov - - -2
5 2 2 Koyx.....,,'04,,.
10 5 4 2 KY'AOO2... -.,,'08,, I x- Q
II
15 7~- 6 3 1{'O1i, aqpov.... - -,, 12,, 1
30 15 12 6 3 2 Traprov..,,',, {-
60 30 24 12 6 4 2 Kort'Xn, Tpv9X(ov, or'Htva - - 48
120 60 48 24 12 8 4 2,ZE'ITHI (Sextarius) -96,, C1
720 360 288 144 72 48 24 12 6 XO - -76
ROMAN
5760 2880 2304 1152 576 384 192 96 48 8 AMPHORA (KepaqiovY) 5 6-08 6
_ _ _ _ _ _ AM(DOPEY2
8640 4320 3456 1728 864 576 288 44 72 12 12 METPHTH: - 8 512 9' As the Sextarius differs from the English pint by only 1-25th part of the latter, it will be found useful, in ordinary rough calculations, to take it at exactly
a pint, and so with the other measures in this table. The results thus obtained may be corrected by subtracting from each of them its 1-25th part.
N. B. - The Aeginetan measures of capacity may be easily calculated from these, according to the ratio given under QUADRANTAL.