Mensurae Romanae (Latin Wikipedia)

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In nonnullis fontibus (e.g. Charles Anthon (1843). William Smith. ed. A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities (3rd American ed.). Harper and Brothers ), mensura hodierna pollex, -icis, m. dicitur. Alii autem "unciam" dicunt, ut antiquitus.
Smith, Sir William; Charles Anthon (1851) A new classical dictionary of Greek and Roman biography, mythology, and geography partly based upon the Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and mythology New York: Harper & Bros. Tables, pp. 1024–30

Rottländer, Rolf C. A.. "Vormetrische Längeneinheiten [Unitates praemetricales longitudinis]" Mensura pedis Romanis antiqui in modis statisticalibus cum 58 fontibus fundata est 296.13 ± 0.500 mm.