quem continuo Crassus quanti ipse domum suam aestimaret interrogavit, atque ut respondit sexagies sestertio, qu<ant>o ergo eam inquit minoris fore existimas si decem arbusculas inde succidero? ipso tricies sestertio Domitius.
Crassus immediately asked him how much he considered his own house to be worth. Six million sesterces, was the reply. Well then, said Crassus, how much less do you think it will be worth if I cut down ten of your trees? Just three million, said Domitius.
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