[PAULUS libro quinto ad Sabinum. ] §18.6.5.prSi per emptorem steterit, quo minus ad diem uinum tolleret, postea, nisi quod dolo malo uenditoris interceptum esset, non debet ab eo praestari.
[PAULUS, in Book 5 on Sabinus.] If it is due to the buyer that he did not remove the wine by the day, thereafter, unless something has been lost through the willful default of the seller, it ought not to be made good by him.
si uerbi gratia amphorae centum ex eo uino, quod in cella esset, uenierint, si admensum est, donec admetiatur, omne periculum uenditoris est, nisi id per emptorem fiat.
If, for example, one hundred amphorae of that wine which is in the cellar have been sold, if it is sold by measure, until it is measured, all risk belongs to the seller, unless this happens through the buyer.