# Commentarius Tertius 219

Gaius, Commentarius Tertius, 219. Latin.

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Ceterum etiam placuit ita demum ex ista lege actionem esse, si quis corpore suo damnum dederit, ideoque alio modo damno dato utiles actiones dantur, uelut si quis alienum hominem aut pecudem incluserit et fame necauerit, aut iumentum tam uehementer egerit, ut rumperetur; item si quis alieno seruo persuaserit, ut in arborem ascenderet uel in puteum descenderet, et is ascendendo aut descendendo ceciderit et aut mortuus fuerit aut aliqua parte corporis laesus sit. item contra si quis alienum seruum de ponte aut ripa in flumen proiecerit et is suffocatus fuerit, hic quoque corpore suo damnum dedisse eo, quod proiecerit, non difficiliter intellegi potest.

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