cuius furtivum egressum servus ab eo vinculorum poena coercitus, inexpiabilique litterarum nota per summam oris contumeliam inustus, curiosis speculatus oculis ac vestigia huc atque illuc errantia benivolo studio subsecutus, lateri voluntarius comes arrepsit.
He had a slave whom he had put in chains and branded with inexpiable letters on the face to his extreme indignity. This slave watched his furtive egress with curious eyes and, following his masters wandering footsteps with benevolent eagerness, crept up to his side as his voluntary companion.
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