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Modius

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Mo´di`us
n.1.(Rom. Antiq.) A dry measure, containing about a peck.


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Its internationally important collection includes one of Britain's most significant collections of Roman stone inscriptions as well as a modius - a bronze grain measure found at Carvoran which would have weighed out a week's ration for one soldier.
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