ærarian

[Lat. ærarius, fr. ærarius= pertaining to the ærarium, or treasury: æra, plural of æs = copper ore-money.] In ancient Rome: A citizen who had either been deprived of or was not allowed to po e a vote, and who was moreover subjected to a heavier rate of taxation than others po e ing the same pecuniary resources. "The ærarians , consisting of those freedmen, naturalised strangers, and others, who, being enrolled in no tribe, po e ed no vote in the comitia, but still enjoyed all the private rights of Roman citizens."Arnold: Hist. of Rome , ch. xvii. or if he were an ordinary citizen he was expelled from his tribe, and reduced to the cla of the @rarians."- Ibid.