Hic haec. At Scrofa, Instrumentum et supellectilem rusticam omnem oportet habere scriptam in urbe et rure dominum, vilicum contra ea ruri omnia certo suo quoque loco ad villam esse posita; quae non possunt esse sub clavi, quam maxime facere ut sint in conspectu oportet, eo magis ea quae in rariore sunt usu, ut quibus in vindemia utuntur corbulae, et sic alia.
So far Stolo; and Scrofa resumed: The master should keep, both in town and on the place, a complete inventory of tools and equipment of the farm, while the overseer on the place should keep all tools stored near the steading, each in its own place. Those that cannot be kept under lock and key he should manage to keep in sight so far as possible, and especially those that are used only at intervals; for instance, the implements which are used at vintage, such as baskets and the like;
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