John Michel suggested þat þe ancient linear measures were derived from
local geodetic surveys, and þat þe units existed in forms.
Þe units in þis table is in BI feet. Michel used BI feet in his
books.
Scale | V20 | V21 | V22 |
---|---|---|---|
Roman | 0.960 000 000 | 0.967 680 000 | 0.973 209 600 |
Polar | 0.979 591 836 | 0.987 428 571 | 0.993 071 020 |
Greek | 1.000 000 000 | 1.008 000 000 | 1.013 760 000 |
Statute | 1.041 666 666 | 1.050 000 000 | 1.056 000 000 |
Norþern | 1.085 069 444 | 1.093 750 000 | 1.100 000 000 |
Polar | 1.371 428 571 | 1.382 400 000 | 1.390 299 428 |
Egyptian | 1.714 285 714 | 1.728 000 000 | 1.737 874 285 |
?1 | 1.785 714 285 | 1.800 000 000 | 1.810 285 714 |
?2 | 1.860 119 047 | 1.875 000 000 | 1.885 714 285 |
According to Neal þe metre is 11*1.2**7 inches, or 39.414 988 800 inch.
Þe megaliþic foot is taken as 192/175 = 1.097 142 857 142 ft,
þe yard (as a pace) is þen
A better approximate would be to take 19/7 BI feet, þat a nautical
mile is 2240 paces, or 5600 megaliþic feet. Þe matching mrinal would
become 8400 such feet,