Usages of aequator monetae
Aequator monetae pondus spectat.
The coin-weight assayer examines the weight.
Aequator monetae impressionem spectat sicut triumvir monetalis signum spectat.
The coin-weight assayer examines the impression just as the mint magistrate examines the mark.
Aequator monetae dupondium appendit.
The coin-weight assayer weighs out a dupondius.
Aequator monetae non prius dupondium accipit quam pondus spectat.
The coin-weight assayer does not accept the dupondius until he examines the weight.
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