Domo eadem fuit contentus qua Eurysthenes, progenitor maiorum suorum, fuerat usus; quam qui intrarat nullum signum libidinis, nullum luxuriae videre poterat, contra ea plurima patientiae atque abstinentiae. Sic enim erat instructa, ut in nulla re differret a cuiusvis inopis atque privati.
He was content with the same house that had been used by Eurysthenes, the first of his line on entering it, no sign of licence, no sign of luxury was visible, but on the contrary many indications of austerity and frugality; in fact, in its equipment the house did not differ from that of any private citizen of humble means.
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