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Spectator crossword 1903: Problem VII

Helveticus | 00:30 Sat 28th Feb 2009 | Crosswords

4 Answers

I have solved all the clues, but I am baffled by the first and third (unclued) parts of the instructions. The first part seems all Greek to me. Would anyone be so kind as to give me a hint?

dt toughie 21

Lovatts demon 196

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Christiana

Have not finished yet, but I believe the first two unclued words are coins - and you are on the right track when you say it's all Greek. However I've not confirmed it as yet.

dr b

When you say you have all the clues it's not clear to me if you also have all the unclued answers.

The first answer (# of 32 in a 21) is indeed Greek as both 32 and 21 refer to Greek weights.

The third (# of 41 in an 8) both refer to Hebrew dry measures. I had more success finding the relationship between the two in onelook.com or Wikipedia than I did with the online version of Chambers.

Not sure if these are 'hinty' enough.

dr b

C. is correct in that the first can refer to coins as well as weights.

Helveticus

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Many thanks to you night-owls! Your hints have encouraged me to persevere with my researches.

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