Patri persuasi ut aes alienum fili dissolveret, redimeret adulescentem, summa spe et animi et ingeni praeditum, rei familiaris facultatibus eumque non modo tua familiaritate sed etiam congressione patrio iure et potestate prohiberet.
I persuaded Curios father to settle his sons debt, to use his familys financial resources to save the credit of a young man whose disposition and talents promised so well, and further, to use his right and authority as a father to forbid his son to associate with you or even meet you.
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