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XXV

Parva mihi domus est, sed ianua semper aperta;
Exiguo sumptu furtiva vivo rapina;
Quod mihi nomen inest, Romae quoque consul habebat.

Peck:

My house is small, but open wide the door,
I get by thieving all my slender store.
My name a Roman consul proudly bore.

Ohl:

My house is small but the door is always open. I live at slight expense upon a stolen store. The name I have a Roman consul also bore.

Editor's Additional Notes:

zzz:

zzz: zzz

Ohl's Critical Notes on the Latin Text:

Tit. zzz mmm; zzz mmm

1 zzz mmm; zzz mmm

2 zzz mmm; zzz mmm

3 zzz mmm; zzz mmm

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