Resistentibus aerarii practoribus subvenit Caesar pretiumque aedium Aurelio tribuit, erogandae per honesta pecuniae cupiens: quam virtutem diu retinuit, cum ceteras exueret.
As the treasury officials were obdurate, Tiberius came to the rescue, and paid him the value of his mansion: for, given a good cause, he was ready and eager to spend'a virtue which he long retained, even when he was denuding himself of every other.
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