Quod si nihil remanet suspicionis, neque in piscatoribus mercede invitatis ad quod solent, ad piscem capiendum (quos tamen nullos ad testimonium produxere, quippe qui nulli fuerunt), neque in ipso pretio rei venalis (cuius tamen quantitatem nullam taxavere, ne, si mediocre pretium dixissent, contemneretur, si plurimum, non crederetur)'si in his, ut dico, nulla suspicio est, respondeat mihi Aemilianus, quo proximo signo ad accusationem magiae sit inductus
But if there is no further ground for suspicion, neither in my hiring fishermen to do their usual work and catch fish (none of them, however, have they produced as witnesses, since they never existed), nor in the actual price of the purchase (the amount of which they did not specify, in case any price they named would be laughable if moderate and incredible if excessive): if, I repeat, there is no ground for suspicion in all this, let Aemilianus tell me what evidence in particular led him to charge me with magic.
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