censere (to value anybody’s property with a view to taxation: to fix, therefore, not how much he is to pay, but what his whole ratable property is to be considered). To assess a town. etc, censere (to value all the property): tributa in singula capita imponere (to put so much on each individual). Also by circumlocution with tributum, vectigal, etc., imponere alicui or alicui rei: my estate is assessed very high, agris (meis) pergrande vectigal impositum est (Cic.). To be assessed, censeri; vectigal or tributum mihi impositum est: aliquid ex censu (quotannis) conferre or pendere (☞ omnes Siculi ex censu quotannis tributa conferunt, Cic.). I am assessed at two million sesterces, sestertii vicies ex censu (quotannis) confero.