_5th Classis_—11,000 asses (Liv.), 12,500 (Dionys. 12½ minae). Seniores, 15 cent. } 30 Juniores, 15 cent. } _Fabri_—2 cent. (voting with 1st class, Liv.; } with 2nd class, Dionys.) } _Accensi_, _cornicines_, _tibicines_, 3 cent. } 6 cent. (Liv.). (Liv.), 2 cent. (Dionys.) (voting with 4th } 5 cent. (Dionys.). class, Dionys.). } _Capite censi_, 1 cent. } Total, 193 centuries (Dionys.), 194 (Liv.). THE CENSUS As interpreted by Mommsen,[290] who holds As interpreted by Belot,[291] that the figures are given in _asses who holds that the sextantarii_ [i.e. _asses_ of two ounces figures are given in weight—⅙ of the libral _as_ (the later _asses librales_ (later _sestertius_)]. _sestertii_). The older _as_ Later (_circa_ (¼ denarius) 269 B.C.) equivalent to ⅒ denarius _1st Classis_ 40,000 100,000 100,000 _2nd ” _ 30,000 75,000 75,000 _3rd ” _ 20,000 50,000 50,000 _4th ” _ 10,000 25,000 25,000 _5th ” _ 4,400 11,000 12,500 Another century was formed by the _accensi_ or _velati_. These were men with no heavy armour, who might be enrolled as occasion required (_adscripticii_), or who marched to battle as light-armed troops ready at any moment to take the armour and places of the fallen legionaries.[292] No property qualification was required for these three groups, the reason being that their place in the army did not demand it. But to these Livy and Dionysius add another unpropertied class, the century of _proletarii_, which included the whole mass of the people not registered in the _classes_.[293] If, however, we believe in the originally military character of the organisation, there seems no place for this class which is not already filled by the _accensi_ and _velati_. At a later period the _accensi_ became a more definite body, acting as assistants to the magistrates and forming a corporation with certain immunities,[294] and at this period the _proletarii_ may have been recognised as the class liable to taxation, which fell below the minimum census. But they probably do not belong to the original Servian organisation.