Census, huius census. A cessing, valuing, or mustering of the people: a subsidie: yearely reuenues, goods or substance.Vnde Censum agere, est Recensere hominum facultates.To cesse: to taxe or value for trsbute.Censui censendo esse.Cic. Vitia censuum. Vlpian, Impudens locupletum census.Cic.Habere censum.To cesse or number.Impendere censum.Cic.Liberari censu. Ci. To be deliuered from cessing and taxing.Seruare census.Cic. Census. Quint. Riches or goods.Census & fortunæ. Vlpian. Aestimatio census.Cic.Breuis census. Horat. Small substance.Exiguus census. Horat. Idem. Exuperans census cuncta patrimonia. Iuuenal. Indomitus census. Iuuenal. Intactus census. Lucan. Magnus census. Iuuenal. Milera est magni custodia census. Iuuenal. Priuatus census. Horat. Priuate goods.Tenuis census, & homo tenui censu. Horat. That hath small substance. Diues antiquo censu. Horat. Sine censu homo.Cic.Germanicus agendo Galliarum censui intentus. Tac. Nobilitate census non maior.Ouid.His riches is not more then his nobilitie.Cultus maior censu. Horat. His brauerie is more then his riches. Augere census reditu quodam.Ouid.Omni censu maiorum carere. Iuuenal. Ex censu tributa conferre.Cic.Honores dat census.Ouid.Riches giueth honour.In censu dedicauit prædia.Cic.In censum deferre lacum piscarium. Vlpian. To value his ponde or poole, among the residue of his goods cessed.Demittere censum in viscera. Oui. To deuoure his substãte.Eruitur census. Lucan. In censum irrepsisse.Cic.By priuy meanes to be registred in the number of the citizens.Partus per vulnera census.Ouid.Requirere census.Cic.Census equestris.The estimation or dalue of a gentleman in Rome, which was 400. Sestertia, of old sterling money 2000 poundes.Census Senatorius.The value of a noble man or Senatour: and was in Augustus time triple so much as the other, when there were 600. Senatours in Rome. Hereby the riches of that citie may be gathered.