[PAULUS libro quarto sententiarum. ] §32.0.21.prNutu etiam relinquitur fideicommissum, dummodo is nutu relinquat, qui et loqui potest, nisi superueniens morbus ei impedimento sit.
[PAULUS from the fourth book of Opinions.] A trust may also be left by a nod, provided that he leaves it by a nod who is also able to speak, unless a supervening illness is an impediment to him.
§32.0.21.1Fideicommissum relictum et apud eum, cui relictum est, ex causa lucratiua inuentum extingui placuit, nisi defunctus aestimationem quoque eius praestari uoluit.
It has been decided that a trust which has been left, if it is found in the possession of the person to whom it was left by a lucrative title, is extinguished, unless the deceased wished its valuation also to be paid.
§32.0.21.2Columnis aedium uel tignis per fideicommissum relictis ea tantummodo amplissimus ordo praestari uoluit nulla aestimationis facta mentione, quae sine domus iniuria auferri possunt.
When columns or beams of a house have been left by trust, the most illustrious order (the Senate) willed that, without any mention of their valuation being made, only those things which can be removed without damage to the house should be delivered.