Nam cum undique versum tabulis flagitaretur et quasi insanus ab omnibus obviis teneretur, pax inquit, negat posse dissolvere, anulos aureos et omnia insignia dignitatis abicit, cum creditoribus depaciscitur.
For finding himself importuned with bills on every side and stopped by everyone in the street like a madman, he cried enough, claimed he was insolvent, threw off his gold rings and all emblems of his rank, and settled with his creditors.
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