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History of Julius Cæsar, Vol. 1 of 2

Note 220 — Chapter III · CONQUEST OF ITALY. (From 416 to 488.)

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At the beginning of each consular year, the magistrates or deputies of the towns were obliged to repair to Rome, and the consuls there fixed the contingent which each of them was to furnish according to the list of the census. These lists were drawn up by the local magistrates, who sent them to the Senate, and were renewed every five years, except in the Latin colonies, where they seem to have taken for a constant basis the number of primitive colonists.

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