[LICINNIUS RUFINUS libro primo regularum. ] §23.2.51.prMatrimonii causa ancilla manumissa a nullo alio uxor duci potest quam a quo manumissa est, nisi patronus matrimonio eius renuntiauerit.
[LICINNIUS RUFINUS, in his first book of Rules.] A female slave manumitted for the purpose of marriage cannot be taken as a wife by anyone other than the person by whom she was manumitted, unless her patron has renounced her marriage.
§23.2.51.1Si autem filius familias matrimonii causa iussu patris ancillam manumiserit, Iulianus putat perinde eam haberi atque si a patre eius manumissa esset: et ideo potest eam uxorem ducere.
If, however, a son in power (filius familias) has manumitted a female slave for the purpose of marriage by order of his father, Julian thinks that she is to be treated just as if she had been manumitted by his father; and therefore he can take her as his wife.