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it has a capacity of 44 quinariae plus 1/2 plus 3/12 plus 1/24 plus 2/288; is not in use.

The 60-pipe: 8 digits plus 1/2 plus 2/12 plus 1/24 plus 8/288 in diameter; 27 digits plus 5/12 plus 1/24 in circumference; it has a capacity of 48 quinariae plus 1/2 plus 4/12 plus 11/288.

The 65-pipe: 9 digits plus 1/12 plus 3/288 in diameter; 28 digits plus 1/2 plus 1/12 in circumference; it has a capacity of 52 quinariae plus 1/2 plus 3/12 plus 1/24 plus 3/288; is not in use.

The 70 pipe: 9 digits plus 5/12 plus 6/288 in diameter; 29 digits plus 1/2 plus 2/12 in circumference; it has a capacity of 57 quinariae plus 5/288.

The 75-pipe: 9 digits plus 1/22 plus 3/12 plus 6/288 in diameter; 30 digits plus 1/2 plus 2/12 plus 8/288 in circumference; it has a capacity of 61 quinariae plus 1/12 plus 2/288; is not in use.

The 80-pipe: 10 digits plus 1/2 plus 2/288 in diameter; 31 digits plus 1/2 plus 2/12 plus 1/24 in circumference; it has a capacity of 65 quinariae plus 2/12.

The 85-pipe: 10 digits plus 4/12 plus 1/24 plus 7/288 in diameter; 32 digits plus 1/2 plus 2/12 plus 4/288 in circumference; it has a capacity of 69 quinariae plus 3/12; is not in use.

The 90-pipe: 10 digits plus 1/2 plus 2/12 plus 10/288 in diameter; 33 digits plus 1/2 plus 1/12 plus 1/24 plus 2/288 in circumference; it has a capacity of 73 quinariae plus 3/12 plus 1/24 plus 5/288.

The 95-pipe: 10 digits plus 1/2 plus 5/12 plus 1/24 plus 9/288 in diameter; 34 digits plus 1/2 plus 1/24 in circumference; it has a capacity of 77 quinariae plus 4/12 plus 1/24 plus 5/288; is not in use.

The 100-pipe: 11 digits plus 3/12 plus 9/288 in diameter; 35 digits plus 5/12 plus 1/24 in circumference;