Et vocata ancillula, Photis, inquit sarcinulas hospitis susceptas cum fide conde in illud cubiculum, ac simul ex promptuario oleum unctui et lintea tersui et cetera hoc eidem usui profers ociter, et hospitem meum produc ad proximas balneas; satis arduo itinere atque prolixo fatigatus est.
Then he summoned the maid. Photis, he said, pick up our guests bags and see that they are safely placed in that bedroom. Also bring some rubbing oil out of the storeroom and drying-towels and whatever else he needs, right away. Then take my guest to the nearest baths. He has had quite a difficult and extensive journey and he is tired.
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