Meaning of Quasi Per Otium
In the following passage, what does the phrase quasi per otium imply about the way Pliny is reading?
Dubito, constantiam vocare an imprudentiam debeam—agebam enim duodevicensimum annum—: posco librum Titi Livi, et quasi per otium lego atque etiam ut coeperam excerpo.
A
He was reading without any real purpose
B
He was reading only during quiet moments
C
He was reading very slowly and carefully
D
He was reading as if he had leisure time
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