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In Italy, ? – 19th century, a unit of liquid capacity, varying by locality, in the range 0.6 to 2.1 liters. Also spelled bocale. Plural, boccali.
Locality |
Definition |
Size in liters |
|---|---|---|
| Alessandria della paglia (in Piedmont) |
0.685 | |
| Ancona | = 1⁄24 barile | 1.79 |
| Belluno | = 1⁄40 mastello | 1.868 |
| Bologna | = 1/60 corba | 1.230 |
| Brescia | 0.689 | |
| Corsica | = 1/108 barile | 1.296 |
| Ferrari | = 1/40 mastello | 1.385 |
| Florence | = ½ fiasco of wine |
1.139 |
| = ½ fiasco of oil |
1.045 | |
| Livorno | for wine, = ½ fiasco | 1.139 |
| for oil, = ½ fiasco | 1.045 | |
| Milan | 0.787 | |
| Modena | = 1/40th barile | 1.041 |
| Rome | for wine, = 1/32 barile | 1.823 |
| for oil, = 1/28 barile | 2.053 | |
| Treviso | rural, = 1/3 conzo | 2.167 |
| urban, = 1/48 conzo | 1.625 | |
| Trieste | = 1/40 orna | 1.415 |
| (older measure) = 1/36 orna or barile |
1.824 | |
| Turin | 0.685 | |
| Udine | = 1/64 conzo | 1.239 |
| Venice | = 1/64 mastello |
1.012 |
In Fiume, Croatia, a unit of liquid capacity, = 1/32 orna, about 1.684 liters.
In the Swiss canton of Ticino, a unit of liquid capacity, about 0.671 liters.
In Greece,
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