scrupulus
/ˈskrʌpjʊləs/Definitions
1. noun
A small unit of weight or amount, equivalent to one-twelfth of an as or one-twenty-fourth of a Roman libra.
“The merchant was asked to provide the weight of the goods in scrupuli for accurate pricing.”
1. noun
A small unit of weight or amount, equivalent to one-twelfth of an as or one-twenty-fourth of a Roman libra.
“The merchant was asked to provide the weight of the goods in scrupuli for accurate pricing.”