XVI
8a Sewing-needle, finest quality 1.7 cents 9 Sewing-needle, second quality .9 cent
XVII
1 Transportation, 1 person, 1 mile
.9 cent
2 Rent for wagon, 1 mile
5 cents
3 Freight charges for wagon containing up to
1,200 pounds, per
mile
8.7 "
4 Freight charges for camel load of 600 pounds,
per mile
3.5 "
5 Rent for laden ass, per mile
1.8 "
7 Hay and straw, 3 pounds
.9 cent
XVIII
1a Goose-quills, per pound 43.5 cents 11a Ink, per pound 5 " 12 Reed pens from Paphos (10) 1.7 " 13 Reed pens, second quality (20) 1.7 "
XIX
1 Military mantle, finest quality $17.40 2 Undergarment, fine $8.70 3 Undergarment, ordinary $5.44 5 White bed blanket, finest sort, 12 pounds weight $6.96 7 Ordinary cover, 10 pounds weight $2.18 28 Laodicean Dalmatica [i.e., a tunic with sleeves] $8.70 36 British mantle, with cowl $26.08 39 Numidian mantle, with cowl $13.04 42 African mantle, with cowl $6.52 51 Laodicean storm coat, finest quality $21.76 60 Gallic soldier’s cloak $43.78 61 African soldier’s cloak $2.17
XX
1a For an embroiderer, for embroidering a half-silk
undergarment,
per ounce 87 cents
5 For a gold embroiderer, if he work in gold,
for finest
work, per ounce
$4.35
9 For a silk weaver, who works on stuff half-silk,
besides
“keep,”
per day 11
cents
XXI
2 For working Tarentine or Laodicean or other foreign wool, with keep, per pound 13 cents 5 A linen weaver for fine work, with keep, per day 18 "
XXII
4 Fuller’s charges for a cloak or mantle, new 13 cents 6 Fuller’s charges for a woman’s coarse Dalmatica, new 21.7 " 9 Fuller’s charges for a new half-silk undergarment 76 " 22 Fuller’s charges for a new Laodicean mantle. 76 "
XXIII
1 White silk, per pound $52.22