Libras [noun]

On being fused with twenty-three libras of lead, nothing was obtained from the said assay.

Item reliquit societati Sanct Mari de Certaldo libras quinque florenorum parvorum.

Et quando Rogerius Bigot eos rehabuit dederunt similiter 20 libras.

Along the sides they carried five falcons, firing balls of six libras.

For a beginning, he offered an iron piece that uses a ball weighing three libras, which he handed over to the said adjutant Eras.

A pico of one hundred cates is equivalent to five arrobas, twelve and one-half libras, in the new arrangement.

There it was met by an English ship which mounted twenty-four pieces, many carrying balls of sixteen libras.

Six hundred and forty-five arrobas and fourteen libras of small rigging were taken.

Weights and denominations: Weights to weigh gold and silver, graduated from two to four libras.

The ninety-two quintals, two arrobas and nine libras contained a quantity of iron plates.