# Commentarius Tertius 199-200

Gaius, Commentarius Tertius, 199 to 200. Latin.

Canonical: https://interlinea.aeterna-institute.org/library/latin/gaius/commentarius-tertius/199

Interdum autem etiam liberorum hominum furtum fit, uelut si quis liberorum nostrorum, qui in potestate nostra sint, siue etiam uxor, quae in manu nostra sit, siue etiam iudicatus uel auctoratus meus subreptus fuerit. Aliquando etiam suae rei quisque furtum committit, ueluti si debitor rem, quam creditori pignori dedit, subtraxerit, uel si bonae fidei possessori rem meam possidenti subripuerim. unde placuit eum, qui seruum suum, quem alius bona fide possidebat, ad se reuersum celauerit, furtum committere.

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