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Tiber (Italy) (search for this): life aug., chapter 37
To augment the number of persons employed in the administration of the state, he devised several new offices: such as surveyors of the public buildings,
of the roads, the aqueducts, and the bed of the Tiber; for
the distribution of corn to the people; the prefecture of
the city; a triumvirate for the election of the senators; and
another for inspecting the several troops of the equestrian order, as often as it was necessary. He revived the
office of censor,A. U. C. 312, two magistrates were created, under the name of Censors, whose office, at first, was to take an account of the number of the people, and the value of their estates.
Power was afterwards granted them to inspect the morals of the people; and from this period the office became of great importance.
After Sylla, the election of censors was intermitted for seventeen years. Under the emperors, the office of censor was abolished; but the chief functions of it were exercised by the emperors themselves, and frequently both wit