[PAULUS libro primo ad Plautium. ] §29.2.72.prSi quis heres ita scriptus fuerit, ut intra certum tempus adeat hereditatem, et, si non ita adierit, alius ei substituatur, prior autem heres antequam adiret decesserit: nemo dubitat, quin substitutus ultimum diem aditionis exspectare non solet.
[PAULUS, from the first book on Plautius.] If anyone has been appointed heir in such a way that he should enter upon the inheritance within a certain time, and, if he does not so enter, another is substituted for him, and the prior heir dies before he enters: no one doubts that the substitute is not accustomed to wait for the last day of entry.