She became notable in Trebula as its most beautiful inhabitant and all who knew her wished her well.
"Not long ago, Vedius Molo of Concordia, not a bad specimen of a noble lad, I will say, came to Villa Vedia.

He roamed about the country as a young nobleman will.

By some chance he caught sight of Xantha, for that is her name, and, of course, like many another, fell in love with her.

He promptly offered to buy her.

But Xantha did not like him at all and Turpio, as always, consulted her before deciding to sell her.