[PAULUS libro quarto decimo ad Sabinum. ] §10.4.6.prGemma inclusa auro alieno uel sigillum candelabro uindicari non potest, sed ut excludatur, ad exhibendum agi potest: aliter atque in tigno iuncto aedibus, de quo nec ad exhibendum agi potest, quia lex duodecim tabularum solui uetaret: sed actione de tigno iuncto ex eadem lege in duplum agitur.
[Paul in the fourteenth book on Sabinus.] A gem embedded in another's gold or a statuette attached to a candelabrum cannot be claimed by vindicatio, but in order that it may be detached, an action for production can be brought. It is otherwise in the case of a beam joined to a building, concerning which not even an action for production can be brought, because the Law of the Twelve Tables forbade it to be detached; but by the action on a joined beam under the same law, an action is brought for double the value.