Diribitor (so called a diribendo, to distribute), an officer who, at the Roman elections, marshaled the tribes into their several classes, and distributed the tablets (tabellae) among the people when they voted. Such a functionary of the republic is represented on a Roman Republic denarius inscribed P NERVA, the type of which also exhibits the enclosure of the Comitia. - See SILIA gens; also CLOACIN (p. 220).