| Summers mentions Indian sculpture that uses the palm as a module and Egyptian reliefs that use grids and cubits as their units. |
| And, just eyeballing it here, that ark looked closer to four hundred cubits than the biblically prescribed three hundred. |
| Nebuchadnezzar the king made an image of gold, whose height was three score cubits, and the breadth thereof six cubits. |
| The street twisted and turned to such a degree, he could not see more than twelve cubits in any direction. |
| It was made of Abyssinian steel, and was three cubits long with a weighty bulge at one end. |
| Between this pillar and the pillar of the true Trinity there was a gap three cubits wide in the wall. |
