Quotiens ego Conigastum in inbecilli cuiusque  fortunas impetum facientem obvius excepi, quotiens Trigguillam regiae praepositum domus ab incepta, perpetrata iam prorsus iniuria deieci, quotiens miseros quos infinitis calumniis inpunita barbarorum semper avaritia vexabat, obiecta periculis auctoritate  protexi!
How often did I stand in the way of Conigastus when he was trying to rob some weaker man of his wealth! How often did I frustrate Trigguilla, the Provost of the Royal Household, in committing some injustice'or even when he had actually committed it!a How often did I protect poor wretches harassed with countless malicious charges by the constant and unchecked avarice of barbarians, though the exercise of my authority involved me in great dangers.
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