Πιϑανῶν (pithanon) a Paulo epitomatorum libri
Ex libro V
Dig. 22,2,9Labeo libro quinto pithanon a Paulo epitomatorum. Si traiecticiae pecuniae poena (uti solet) promissa est, quamvis eo die, qui primus solvendae pecuniae fuerit, nemo vixerit, qui eam pecuniam deberet, tamen perinde committi poena potest, ac si fuisset heres debitoris.
Labeo, Epitomes of Probabilities by Paulus, Book V. If a penalty for failure to pay money transported by sea is promised, as is customary, even though on the first day when it is payable no one should be living who owed the said money, still, the penalty can be exacted, just as if there was an heir to the debtor.
Dig. 26,8,22Labeo libro quinto pithanon. Si quid est, quod pupillus agendo tutorem suum liberaturus est, id ipso tutore auctore agi recte non potest.
Labeo, Probabilities, Book V. If anything which the ward does would tend to release his guardian from liability to him, the guardian cannot legally consent for him to do it.
Dig. 41,3,49Labeo libro quinto pithanon a Paulo epitomatorum. Si quid est subreptum, id usucapi non potest, antequam in domini potestatem pervenerit. Paulus: immo forsitan et contra: nam si id, quod mihi pignori dederis, subripueris, erit ea res furtiva facta: sed simul atque in meam potestatem venerit, usucapi poterit.
Labeo, Epitomes of Probabilities by Paulus, Book V. Property which has been stolen cannot be acquired by usucaption before it has again come under the control of the owner. Paulus: Perhaps the contrary opinion is true; for if you should steal property which you have given to me in pledge, it becomes stolen goods, but it can be acquired by usucaption as soon as it again comes under my control.
Dig. 46,4,23Labeo libro quinto pithanon a Paulo epitomatorum. Si ego tibi acceptum feci, nihilo magis ego a te liberatus sum. Paulus: immo cum locatio conductio, emptio venditio conventione facta est et nondum res intercessit, utrimque per acceptilationem, tametsi ab alterutra parte dumtaxat intercessit, liberantur obligatione.
Labeo, Epitomes of Probabilities, by Paulus, Book V. If I should make a release to you, I will not, for that reason, be freed from liability, so far as you are concerned. Paulus: But when a hiring, a lease, a purchase, or a sale has been made under an agreement, and the property has not yet been delivered, even though only one of the contracting parties may have consented to a release, all of them, however, will be discharged.