C. Visellius Varro, gravi morbo correptus, trecenta milia nummum ab Otacilia Laterensis, cum qua commercium libidinis habuerat, expensa ferri sibi passus est, eo consilio ut si decessisset, ab heredibus eam summam peteret, quam legati genus esse voluit, libidinosam liberalitatem debiti nomine colorando.
C. Visellius Varro, being seized with a grave illness, let Otacilia, wife of Laterensis, with whom he had had carnal commerce, record a loan to himself of three hundred thousand sesterces. His plan was that if he died she would claim that sum from his heirs. He wanted it to be a sort of legacy, colouring a gift deriving from lust with the name of debt.
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