ad coarguendam iniquitatem eius binas tabulas testamentorum suorum in comitio incisas, adhibita utriusque ordinis maxima frequentia, recitasset, in quibus magna ex parte heres frater erat scriptus, praelegabaturque ei centies et quinquagies sestertium, multum ac diu inter adsentientes indignationi suae amicos questus, quod ad hastae iudicium attinuit, cineres fratris quietos esse passus est.
To expose the latters injustice, he unsealed the two tablets of his own will in the place of assembly and read them aloud before a large gathering of both orders; in them his brother was named heir in large part and further bequeathed fifteen million sesterces. He complained much and long among friends who sympathized with his indignation, but as for carrying the case to the Court of a Hundred, he let his brothers ashes rest in peace.
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