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v. giving to the rich a greater weight in the state. The Cephalatomy, n. [Gr. kephale , and temnein , to cut.] patricians were represented by six C. of knights, and twelve C. of knights were added to these from the plebeians. The rest of the plebeians and clients were divided into 5 cla es, according to the amount of their property; the lowest limits of each being respectively 100,000, 75,000, 50,000, 25,000, 12,500 a es. The first of these cla es was subdivided into 80 C.; the next three into 20 each; and the last into 30. The C. of each cla Ceph'alo-extractor, n. ( Surg .) An instrument (Anat.) The di ection of the head. Cephalic, ( sē - fal'ik ,) a. [Gr. kephalikos , from kephalē , the head.] Pertaining to the head; good for the head, or head-ache; as, a cephalic remedy. were again separated into two equal numbers of old and