[UALENS libro primo fideicommissorum. ] §32.0.12.pr'Stichus liber esto: et ut eum heres artificium doceat, unde se tueri possit, peto'. Pegasus inutile fideicommissum esse ait, quia genus artificii adiectum non esset: sed praetor aut arbiter ex uoluntate defuncti et aetate et condicione et natura ingenioque eius, cui relictum erit, statuet, quod potissimum artificium heres docere eum sumptibus suis debeat.
[VALENS from the first book on Trusts.] "Let Stichus be free; and I request that the heir teach him a trade from which he can support himself." Pegasus says that the trust is invalid because the kind of trade was not added; but the praetor or an arbiter, based on the will of the deceased and the age, status, nature, and talent of him to whom it was left, will determine what trade in particular the heir ought to teach him at his own expense.