novem porrectus Tityos est per iugera, tristi renatum suggerens poenae iecur; quo quis maiorem possidet terrae locum, hoc demonstratur cura graviore adfici.
Tityus lies stretched out over nine acres of ground, offering for cruel punishment a liver that is ever renewed; the greater the extent of land that a man possesses, so much the heavier, this picture teaches us, is the burden of care by which he is afflicted.
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