[IDEM libro trigesimo ad edictum. ] §19.5.18.prSi apud te pecuniam deposuerim, ut dares Titio, si fugitiuum meum reduxisset, nec dederis, quia non reduxit: si pecuniam mihi non reddas, melius est praescriptis uerbis agere: non enim ambo pecuniam ego et fugitiuarius deposuimus, ut quasi apud sequestrem sit depositum.
[THE SAME, in the thirtieth book on the Edict.] If I have deposited money with you, so that you should give it to Titius if he brought back my runaway slave, and you have not given it because he did not bring him back: if you do not return the money to me, it is better to sue on prescribed words; for we did not both deposit the money, I and the runaway-slave catcher, so that it should be, as it were, a deposit with a stakeholder.