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A Smaller History of Rome

Note 8 — Chapter III

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The following table will show the census of each class, and the number of centuries which each contained:

Equites.—Centuriæ 18

First Class.—Census 100,000 asses and upward.

Centuriæ Seniorum 40 } 82

Centuriæ Juniorum 40

Centuriæ Fabrum (smiths and carpenters) 2

Second Class.—Census, 75,000 asses and upward.

Centuriæ Seniorum 10 } 20

Centuriæ Juniorum 10

Third Class.—Census, 50,000 asses and upward.

Centuriæ Seniorum 10 } 20

Centuriæ Juniorum 10

Fourth Class.—Census, 25,000 asses and upward.

Centuriæ Seniorum 10 } 20

Centuriæ Juniorum 10

Fifth Class.—Census, 12,500 asses and upward.

Centuriæ Seniorum 15 } 32

Centuriæ Juniorum 15

Centuriæ cornicinum, tubicinum 2

Centuriæ capita censorum 1

Sum total of the centuriæ 198

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