Perscrutato autem, ut potui, interius viri voto praesidium se posse mihi praestare negavit extra urbem posito, nec tutum iam sibi prodens, ut visum remeare aliter pateretur ad urbem, ipse nisi mecum mox susciperetur in urbe, gnarus quippe Gothos rursum mihi dira minari seque ab ipsorum cupiens absolvere iure.
But when I had closely examined as best I might the inwardness of the mans intent, he declared he could not afford me protection if dwelling outside the city, avowing that it was no longer safe for him, having once seen me, to suffer me to return to the city on other terms than that he himself should presently be admitted with me into the city'for he knew that the Goths again meant me mischief, and he himself desired to break free from their influence.
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