Glirarium autem dissimili ratione habetur, quod non aqua, sed maceria locus saepitur; tota levi lapide aut tectorio intrinsecus incrustatur, ne ex ea erepere possit.
The place for dormice is built on a different plan, as the ground is surrounded not by water but by a wall, which is covered on the inside with smooth stone or plaster over the whole surface, so that they cannot creep out of it.
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