[POMPONIUS libro uicesimo tertio ad Sabinum. ] §21.1.36.prSi plura mancipia uno pretio uenerint et de uno eorum aedilicia actione utamur, ita demum pro bonitate eius aestimatio fiet, si confuse uniuersis mancipiis constitutum pretium fuerit: quod si singulorum mancipiorum constituto pretio uniuersa tanti uenierunt, quantum ex consummatione singulorum fiebat, tunc cuiusque mancipii pretium, seu pluris seu minoris id esset, sequi debemus.
[POMPONIUS in the twenty-third book on Sabinus.] If several slaves have been sold for a single price, and we bring the aedilician action concerning one of them, an estimation according to his quality shall only be made if the price was set for all the slaves collectively; but if, after the price of each slave had been established, they were all sold for as much as the sum of the individual prices amounted to, then we must follow the price of each slave, whether it was higher or lower.