[IULIANUS libro uicensimo sexto digestorum. ] §38.2.11.prQuod si pater meus a patre suo sit exheredatus, ego neque a patre meo neque ab auo, mortuo quidem patre et aduersus auitos et aduersus paternos libertos ius habebo, uiuente patre, quamdiu in potestate eius ero, non petam contra tabulas auitorum libertorum bonorum possessionem, emancipatus non summouebor.
[IULIANUS from the twenty-sixth book of the Digests.] But if my father has been disinherited by his father, and I myself have been disinherited neither by my father nor by my grandfather: if indeed my father is dead, I shall have a right both against my grandfather's freedmen and against my father's freedmen; while my father is living, however, as long as I am under his power, I shall not petition for possession of goods contrary to the will of my grandfather's freedmen; but if I have been emancipated, I shall not be excluded.