igitur his proxime abrupto contubernio ancillae propudiosissimae, cui se totum consuetudine obscena vinctus addixerat, patrimonio posteris famae subita sui correctione consuluit.
Well, he has recently broken off his association with the shameless slave-girl to whom he had surrendered himself, body and soul, in the bonds of an obscene intimacy; and suddenly reforming himself, he has taken thought for his patrimony, his descendants, and his reputation.
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