Hic pecunias vestras aestimabat; possessiones notabat et urbanas et rusticas; huius mendicitas aviditate coniuncta in fortunas nostras imminebat; dividebat agros quibus et quos volebat; nullus aditus erat privato, nulla aequitatis deprecatio.
There he was, estimating your money, recording your properties both in town and in the country, his poverty joined with his greed threatening our possessions. He was assigning lands, whichever he pleased and to whom he pleased. There was no access for any individual, no appeal on grounds of equity.
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