What is an assarion (Biblical Roman)?

An assarion is a historical unit of mass from Roman and Biblical times used for weighing small items; it is not standardized and varied by place and period.

What is a stone (UK) unit?

A stone (UK) is an imperial unit of weight equal to 14 pounds or about 6.35 kilograms, commonly used in the UK and Ireland for reporting body weight.

Why convert assarion to stone (UK)?

Converting assarion to stone helps contextualize ancient weight measures into a more familiar modern unit, assisting historians, archaeologists, and translators.

How to Convert from Assarion (Biblical Roman) to Stone (UK)

Convert historical assarion units from Biblical Roman times to modern UK stone units for weight and mass measurements, aiding scholarly and contextual understanding.

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Assarion (Biblical Roman) to Stone (UK) Conversion Table

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Assarion (Biblical Roman) to Stone (UK) Conversion Table
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What Is This Tool?

This converter helps translate the assarion, an ancient Roman/Biblical unit of mass, into the stone, a traditional UK unit of weight. It supports interpretation and comparison between historical and modern measurement systems.

How to Use This Tool?

Input the value in assarion (Biblical Roman) units into the provided field.
Select the stone (UK) as the target unit for conversion.
Execute the conversion to obtain the equivalent mass in stones.
Review the results to aid interpretation of ancient mass within modern contexts.

Key Features

Converts assarion units to stone (UK) units accurately based on defined conversion rate.
Supports historical and archaeological research by linking ancient mass values to familiar modern units.
Browser-based, easy-to-use interface suitable for scholars, students, and enthusiasts.
Includes unit definitions and context for better understanding of each measurement.

Examples

Convert 10 assarion: 10 × 0.000037892 = 0.00037892 stone (UK).
Convert 100 assarion: 100 × 0.000037892 = 0.0037892 stone (UK).

Common Use Cases

Estimating small commodity weights such as coins or spices in ancient Roman or Biblical contexts.
Comparing historical weight statements in archeology and numismatics research.
Providing context in Biblical and classical text translations and commentary.
Reporting human body weight informally in the UK and Ireland.
Supporting traditional sport and market weight measurements in imperial units.

Tips & Best Practices

Use this converter for comparative and interpretive purposes rather than exact scientific measurements.
Consider the historical variability of the assarion unit when applying conversions.
Apply the stone (UK) unit appropriately for traditional or informal weight reporting contexts.
Refer to archaeological or textual context to better understand the original mass references.

Limitations

The assarion is a non-standardized historical unit with regional and temporal variation, so conversion results are approximate.
Stone (UK) is a customary, non-SI unit, limiting precision in scientific applications.
Conversions are primarily useful for interpretive or comparative insights rather than precise measurements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an assarion (Biblical Roman)?: An assarion is a historical unit of mass from Roman and Biblical times used for weighing small items; it is not standardized and varied by place and period.
What is a stone (UK) unit?: A stone (UK) is an imperial unit of weight equal to 14 pounds or about 6.35 kilograms, commonly used in the UK and Ireland for reporting body weight.
Why convert assarion to stone (UK)?: Converting assarion to stone helps contextualize ancient weight measures into a more familiar modern unit, assisting historians, archaeologists, and translators.

Key Terminology

Assarion (Biblical Roman): A historic Roman-era unit of mass referenced in ancient texts, used for weighing small commodities, without modern standardization.
Stone (UK): An imperial unit of mass equal to 14 pounds, still used informally in the UK and Ireland, especially to express body weight.
Conversion Rate: The factor used to convert one unit to another; here 1 assarion equals 0.000037892 stone (UK).

Quick Knowledge Check

Which best describes the assarion?

A modern scientific unit of mass

An ancient Roman/Biblical weight unit

A UK imperial weight unit

What is the stone (UK) primarily used for today?

Measuring small spices

Expressing human body weight in the UK

Scientific lab measurements

Why might the assarion to stone conversion be approximate?

Because stone is a metric unit

Because assarion varied regionally and historically

Because both are standardized modern units

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