Philon, meis qui vilicatus praediis, ut ipse Vult, , (nam gloriosum Graeculus nomen putat, quod sermo fucat Dorius) suis querellis adserit nostras preces, quas ipse lentus prosequor.
Philo, who is bailiff of my estate, or as he himself wishes, the administrator (for your Greekling thinks that a fine-sounding name which shows the gilt of the classic tongue), unites with his complaints my prayers, which reluctantly I myself dispatch.
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