subito namque se ad Gabinos contulit tamquam parentis saevitiam et verbera, quae voluntate sua perpessus erat, fugiens, ac paulatim uniuscuiusque fictis et compositis blanditiis alliciendo benivolentiam, ut apud omnes plurimum posset, consecutus, familiarem suum ad patrem misit, indicaturum quemadmodum cuncta in sua manu haberet et quaesiturum quidnam fieri vellet.
He suddenly betook himself to the Gabini as though fleeing from his parents cruelty and stripes, which he had suffered of his own accord. Step by step, with false, manufactured blandishments he won the good will of each individual so as to become highly influential with them all. He then sent a comrade to his father to tell him how he had everything in his own hands and to ask what he wished done.
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