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Italiano: L’antica agrimensura napoletana, il PASSUS FERREUS S. ECCLES. NEAP.(VI secolo d.C.?), è incastrata in una colonna del pilastro di sinistra della crociera del Duomo di Napoli, accanto al baldacchino dell’antico trono vescovile. Ferdinando I (Ferrante) d’Aragona (1431-1494), re di Napoli, procedette ad un efficace generale riordino amministrativo e con un editto del 6.1.1480 sulla corretta osservanza dei pesi e delle misure, stabilì la perequazione degli stessi nel Regno, uniformandoli con campioni canonici posti nei tribunali e nelle principali chiese delle città del Regno di Napoli, come già in uso: le misure di lunghezza dovevano rapportarsi al PASSO ITINERANTE, lungo palmi 7 (m.1,845) e al PASSO DI TERRA, lungo 7 palmi e 113 (m. 1,9335799). Queste misure furono anche scolpite su marmo nel cortile maggiore di Castel Capuano.
English: The ancient Neapolitan surveying, the PASSUS FERREUS S. ECCLES. NEAP.(VI secolo a.C.?), is stuck in a column in the left pillar of the cruise of the Cathedral of Naples, next to the canopy of the old bishop's throne. Ferdinand I ( Ferrante ) of Aragon (1431-1494), King of Naples, proceeded to an effective general administrative reorganization and by an edict of 06.01.1480 on the proper observance of weights and measures, established the equalization of the same in the Kingdom, standardizing samples canonical places in the courts and in the main churches of the city of the Kingdom of Naples, as already in use: length measurements should relate to STEP TRAVELING along palms 7 ( m.1,845) and STEP OF EARTH, along 7 palms and 113 (m . 1.9335799). These measures were also carved in marble in the main courtyard of Castel Capuano.
Español: La antigua agrimensura napolitana, el Passus Ferreus S. Eccles. NEAP., está atrapado en una columna en el pilar izquierdo del crucero de la catedral de Nápoles, al lado del dosel del trono del antiguo obispo. Fernando I (Ferrante) de Aragón (1431-1494), rey de Nápoles, procedió a una reorganización administrativa en general eficaz y por un edicto de 06.01.1480 sobre el cumplimiento adecuado de pesos y medidas, estableció la igualdad de la misma en el Reino, la estandarización de muestras lugares canónicos en los tribunales y en las principales iglesias de la ciudad del Reino de Nápoles, como ya en uso: las mediciones de longitud deben estar relacionados con el PASO VIAJANDO junto palmas 7 (m.1,845) y PASO de la TIERRA, a lo largo de 7 palmas y 113 (m . 1.9335799). Estas medidas también fueron talladas en mármol en el patio principal de Castel Capuano.
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