Quintus Fulvius Lippinus dicitur habere in Tarquiniensi saepta iugera quadraginta, in quo sunt inclusa non solum ea quae dixi, sed etiam oves ferae, etiam hoc maius hic in Statoniensi et quidam in locis aliis; in Gallia vero transalpina T. Pompeius tantum saeptum venationis, ut circiter IV passum locum inclusum habeat.
It is reported that Quintus Fulvius Lippinus has a preserve in the vicinity of Tarquinii of forty iugera, in which are enclosed, not only the animals I have named, but also wild sheep; and an even larger one near Statonia, and some in other places; while in Transalpine Gaul, Titus Pompeius has a hunting preserve so large that he keeps a tract of about four square miles enclosed.
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