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#1

and from the 10C ... we have the definitions :wink:

The cubit was the length of the arm [Henry I's] from the tip of the finger
to the elbow; this then subdivided into shorter units as the foot, hand (at
4 inches used for expressing the height of horses) finger; added together
made longer units as the stride.
The yard would be "the distance from the tip of the King's nose to the end
of his outstretched thumb".

       BTW - just what is A4 - curiously wondering;
                    here, we use 8-1/2" X 11" or legally speaking 16" X 11"

       from the peanut-gallery's historical corner :wink:

       BTW 2 - just what is this metric system which the English Kings seem
to be using now days :wink:
             yet they still drive on the left :wink:

#2

AFAIK, the inch is the English equivalent of the old continents
"duim", which is still used by plumbers and electricians. "duim" is
Dutch for "thumb", and is the width of the thumb.

About A4, I read on wikipedia, A0 is exactly 1m², where side A and B
compare to eachother by sqrt(2) (1.404). A1 is the half of A0,... A4
is the half of A3,...

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