Dicit factum Gabinium superbiorem illo praecipue, quod esset aere alieno defaeneratus. Et utitur ambiguis locorum nominibus: nam puteal vocabatur locus in vicinia fori, ubi erat columna etiam Maenia aput quam debitores a creditoribus proscribebantur.

He says that Gabinius became more insolent chiefly for that reason, because he had been overwhelmed by debt. And he uses both names of the places: for the place in the vicinity of the forum was called the Puteal, where there was also the Columna Maenia, where debtors were proscribed by creditors.