[PAULUS libro trigensimo nono ad edictum. ] §13.1.13.prEx argento subrepto pocula facta condici posse Fulcinius ait: ergo in condictione poculorum etiam caelaturae aestimatio fiet, quae impensa furis facta est, quemadmodum si infans subreptus adoleuerit, aestimatio fit adulescentis, quamuis cura et sumptibus furis creuerit.
[PAULUS, in his thirty-ninth book on the Edict.] Fulcinius says that cups made from stolen silver can be recovered by condictio; therefore, in the condictio of the cups, an assessment will also be made of the engraving which was done at the thief's expense, just as if a stolen infant has grown up, the assessment is made of the youth, although he grew up through the care and expense of the thief.