Si vero coloniarum et municipiorum sine ulla dubitatione hostis est, quid tandem huius censetis urbis quam ille ad explendas egestates latrocini sui concupivit, quam iam peritus metator et callidus decempeda sua Saxa diviserat?
But if without any doubt he is an enemy of the colonies and municipalities, what do you judge him to be with respect to this city, on which he has set greedy eyes as a means of satisfying his impoverished gang and which Saxa, that skilled and crafty surveyor, had already marked out with his ten-foot rule?
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