Libertus eccille, qui clavis eius loci in hodiernum habet et a vobis stat, numquam se ait inspexisse, quamquam ipse aperiret utpote promus librorum qui illic erant conditi, paene cotidie et clauderet, saepe nobiscum, multo saepius solus intraret, linteum in mensa positum cerneret sine ullo sigillo, sine vinculo.
The freedman there, who keeps the keys of that place to this day and is in court on your behalf, says he never looked into it, though as the custodian of the books stored there he personally opened and locked it almost daily; he often entered it with me, but more often alone, and saw the napkin placed on a table with no seal and no cord.
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