mine [French]

Compare mina, émine.

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In France, 13^th – 20^th centuries, a unit of dry capacity = ½ setier = 2 minot.

Locale	Local Names and Equivalents	Liters
Beaugency		49
Bordeaux	for salt; = 1/6 pipe, weighs 225 livre.	62.8
Dieppe	= 8 boisseaux de Paris	104
Gergeau		43.84
Orléans	= 1/12 muid = 2½ boisseaux de Paris	32.50
Paris	= ½ setier = 2 minots = 6 boisseaux = 24 quarts = 96 litrons	78.05
	for oats; = 2 minots = 12 boisseaux = 48 picotins = 192 litrons	156.10
	for salt; = 2 minots = 8 boisseaux = 128 litrons	104.07
	for charcoal; = 2 minots = 16 boisseaux = 256 litrons	208.13
Péronne	= ½ setier, 44 poids de marc of wheat	28.76
La Rochelle	for salt; = 1/12 muid = 2 boisseaux	100
Rouen	= ½ setier = 4 boisseaux = 7 boisseaux de Paris, and weighing 140 poids de marc of wheat	91

Staia 3 di grano di Firenze fanno in Marsilia mine dua.

Three staia of grain in Florence make 2 mine in Marseille.

In France, two units of land area: