latent eum propriarum merita chartarum: togatorum illic perorantum peritiam consulere perrexit, pro victoria computaturus, si se intellexerit iure superari, modo ne sibi suisque desidiae vitio perperam cavisse culpetur.
He is not clear about the merits of his own documents and he has gone to seek skilled advice from the advocates who practise there. He will count it as good as winning the case if he finds that he is lawfully the loser; only, he does not want to be accused of having failed through indolence to guard the interests of himself and his family.
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