[IDEM libro quinto ex posterioribus Labeonis. ] §33.7.26.prDolia, fictilia, item plumbea, quibus terra adgesta est, et in his uiridiaria posita aedium esse Labeo Trebatius putant.
[THE SAME, from the posthumous works of Labeo, book 5] Labeo and Trebatius think that large jars, whether of earthenware or lead, into which earth has been put and in which plants are set, belong to the building.
ita id uerum puto, si ita illigata sint aedibus, ut ibi perpetuo posita sint.
I think this is true only if they are so attached to the building that they are permanently placed there.
§33.7.26.1Molas manuarias quidem suppellectilis, iumentarias autem instrumenti esse Ofilius ait.
Ofilius says that hand-mills belong to household furniture, but mills driven by beasts of burden belong to the equipment.
Labeo Cascellins Trebatius neutras suppellectilis, sed potius instrumenti putant esse, quod uerum puto.
Labeo, Cascellius, and Trebatius think that neither belongs to household furniture, but rather to the equipment, which I think is correct.