seponit moechae vestem, mundum muliebrem, lavationem argenteam, eunuchos glabros; lanificae agellos, pecora, villam, operarios, boves, iumenta et instrumentum rusticum; potrici plenam antiquis apothecam cadis, domum politam et delicatos hortulos.
For the meretricious daughter she sets aside garments, articles for a ladys toilet, bathing vessels made of silver, beardless eunuchs; for the spinner of wool, the fields, sheep, farmhouse, labourers, oxen, beasts of burden, and farming equipment; to the drinker, a cellar full of casks of old wine, a luxuriously furnished house, and charming little gardens.
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