Cn. Carbonis nomen infesto animo utpote inimicissimi sibi detulerat, sed tamen scrinium eius a servo allatum ad se, complura continens quibus facile opprimi posset, ut erat signatum cum servo catenato ad eum remisit.
He had launched a prosecution against Cn. Carbo in a spirit of hostility, for Carbo was his bitter enemy. All the same, when a slave brought him a briefcase of Carbos containing a quantity of material with which he could easily have been brought down, Crassus returned it to him sealed as it was along with the slave in chains.
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