Quorum mihi plurima saepe adversa experto rursum suasere moranti linquendas patriae sedes quantocius esse' quod fecisse prius fuerat magis utile nobis' illa ut contento peteremus litora cursu, pars ubi magna mihi etiamnunc salva manebat materni census, complures sparsa per urbes Argivas atque Epiri veterisque novaeque; per quas non minima numerosis farta colonis praedia diffusa nec multum dissociata quamvis profusis dominis nimiumque remissis praebere expensas potuissent exuberantes.
Through them I suffered so numerous reverses as again convinced me, lingering still, that I should leave my country with all speed possible (and to have done so earlier had been more profitable for me), to make my way directly to that land where a large part of my mothers property still remained intact, scattered among full many states of Greece and Epirus the Old and New; for there the extensive farms, well-manned by numerous serfs, though scattered, were not widely separated and even for a prodigal or a careless lord might have furnished means abundant.
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