A _Chakirji-bashi_, chief Vulturer, and a _Shahinji-bashi_, chief Falconer. The first has a hundred and fifty aspers, and the other has eighty; with _Kiayas_, lieutenants,[767] and others, with ten to twenty-five aspers each per day. Under these are about two hundred _Zanijiler_,[768] only a hundred of whom have ten aspers a day, and the others have feudal income, or exemption from taxation. And they take the field when the Signor has need. A _Jebeji-bashi_, chief armorer. He has sixty aspers, a _Kiaya_ and a secretary with twenty aspers each. He has under him about one thousand five hundred _jebejis_, with seven to twelve aspers. These all go on foot when the Signor takes the field. A _Topji-bashi_, chief of artillery. He has seventy aspers, a _Kiaya_ [and] secretary with twenty aspers: and under him are two thousand _Topjis_ with six to ten aspers, and they go on foot. An _Arabaji-bashi_, chief wagoner. He has forty aspers, a _Kiaya_ [and] secretary with twenty aspers: and under him three thousand _Arabajis_ with three to six aspers each. A _Mihter-bashi_, or chief of trumpeters and drummers. He has thirty [aspers] per day, and under him two hundred _Mihters_, part of them on foot and part on horseback with three to five aspers per day. An _Emir-Alem Agha_, who carries the standard of the Signor. He has two hundred aspers a day, and is captain of all the musicians. An _Arpa-emini_, who is Provider of the grain, with a Lieutenant and a Chancellor.[769] He has sixty aspers, the Lieutenant thirty and the Chancellor twenty: this _Arpa-emini_ has under him twenty persons who receive among them all about eight hundred aspers. A _Shehr-emini_,[770] or Commissioner of public works, who takes care of the streets of Constantinople, and also of the road when the Signor goes forth to war: and he has charge also of public buildings, fountains, and aqueducts. He has fifty aspers, and keeps under him four hundred men: among all of these is given a thousand aspers. He has also a _Kiaya_ and secretary with about thirty-eight aspers each.[771] A _Berat-emini_, who is deputed to distribute the ordinances of the Signor in writing and who receives the fees; and he has forty aspers, with two secretaries, and two superintendents with twenty aspers each. A _Terjuman_,[772] or interpreter of all the languages. This position is highly reputed in proportion to the worth and intelligence of him who holds it. He has five hundred ducats of fixed income each year, and has also a like sum from feudal grant, and more than four times as much of extraordinary income; and he is wont to be highly respected.