[IDEM libro octauo responsorum. ] §33.4.9.pr'Uxori meae fundum Cornelianum et quae 'nuptura optulit aestimata in speciebus restitui uolo'. respondi non aestimatum praedium in dotem datum exceptum non uideri, sed uniuersa dote praelegata rerum aestimatarum pretium non relictum, uerum ipsas res, quales inuenirentur.
[The same, from the eighth book of Opinions.] "I wish the Cornelian estate, and the appraised articles which my wife brought when she was about to marry, to be restored to her in kind." I replied that an unappraised estate given as dowry does not seem to be excluded; but since the entire dowry was pre-bequeathed, not the price of the appraised articles, but the things themselves, in whatever condition they might be found, were left.