agri bis centum colo iugera, vinea centum iugeribus colitur prataque dimidio, silva supra duplum, quam prata et vinea et arvum; cultor agri nobis nec superest nec abest.
I keep in tillage two hundred acres: a hundred more are grown with vines, and half as much is pasture. My woodland is more than twice as much as my pasture, vineyard and tilth together: of husbandmen I have neither too many nor too few.
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