quod cum saepius frustra fecisset, coactus ab eo sententiam pronuntiare, mulierem impudicitiae sestertio nummo, Titinium summa totius dotis damnavit, praefatus idcirco se hunc iudicandi modum secutum, cum liqueret sibi Titinium patrimonio Fanniae insidias struentem impudicae coniugium expetisse.
After he had done this several times to no effect and Titinius forced him to pronounce a decision, he ruled that the woman was guilty of unchastity and should pay one sesterce and that Titinius should pay the full amount of the dowry, prefacing that he had followed this mode of judgment because it was clear to him that Titinius had sought the hand of a loose woman with designs on Fannias property.
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