summo deinde cum amplissimi ordinis tum etiam eorum qui questum venerant consensu cognitione suscepta, domi consedit solusque utrique parti per totum biduum vacavit, ac tertio plenissime [die] diligentissimeque auditis testibus ita pronuntiavit: cum Silanum filium meum pecunias a sociis accepisse probatum mihi sit, et re publica eum et domo mea indignum iudico, protinusque e conspectu meo abire iubeo.
Then he started his enquiry with the full approval both of the most honourable order and of those who had come to complain. Sitting in his house and alone, he listened to both sides through two entire days and on the third, after the most ample and thorough hearing of witnesses, he pronounced as follows: It having been proved to my satisfaction that my son Silanus took bribes from our allies, I judge him unworthy of the commonwealth and of my house and order him to leave my sight immediately.
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