[801] “A weight of money.”
[802] “Weighers-out;” meaning “keepers of accounts,” or “paymasters.”
[803] “Weighers-out” of the soldiers’ wages; i.e. “paymasters.”
[804] From “pecus,” a sheep. See B. xviii. c. 3.
[805] “Pounds” or “asses.”
[806] The third of an “as.”
[807] The fourth of an “as.”
[808] Or ounces; being one-fourth of the “as,” of one “libra” in weight. See Introduction to Vol. III.
[809] A.U.C. 663.
[810] The same as the quinarius, one-half of the denarius. In B. xx. c. 100, it is mentioned as a weight. See also the Introduction to Vol. III.