ille, supervacuis augens patrimonia fundis finitimisque inhians contempto limite agellis, ducitur innexus manicis et mille catenis ante triumphales currus post terga revinctus, nec se barbaricis addictum sentit habenis.
That man, who is enlarging his inheritance with properties he does not need, and, scorning the boundary between, casts longing eyes on his neighbours bit of land, is being led in shackles before the triumphal cars, fettered with a thousand chains behind his back, and yet does not realise that he is made over to cruel bondage.
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