Scilicet eum, cum Alexandreae symposia obiret'est enim Crassus iste, qui non invitus de die in ganeas conrepat', in illo cauponio nidore pinnas de penatibus suis advectas aucupatum, fumum domus suae agnovisse patrio culmine longe exortum.
No doubt as he went around parties in Alexandria (since this Crassus is the sort who quite happily slips into taverns in the daytime), in that stuffy inn he detected feathers blown from his hearth and recognized the smoke of his house rising high over his ancestral roof.
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