sestian
/sɛsˈtiən/Definitions
1. noun
A person who lives in the 7th month (Sextilis, now called July and August) of the Roman Republic’s calendar, according to an ancient Roman calendar reform.
“The sestian was a unique title in ancient Roman society.”
2. noun
A sestertius, a unit of currency in ancient Rome.
“The sestian was worth a significant amount of money back in the Roman Empire.”