{Tribute money} (	o nomisma tou k(886e)sou). K(886e)sos, Latin
_census_, was a capitation tax or head-money, _tributum capitis_,
for which silver denaria were struck, with the figure of Caesar
and a superscription, e.g. "Tiberiou Kaisaros" (McNeile).
Nomisma is the Latin _numisma_ and occurs here only in the
N.T., is common in the old Greek, from 
omiz(935c) sanctioned by law
or custom.