[TERENTIUS CLEMENS libro quinto ad legem Iuliam et Papiam. ] §40.9.31.prQuaesitum est, si libertam patronus iureiurando adegisset, ne ea liberos impuberes habens nuberet, quid iuris esset.
[TERENTIUS CLEMENS, from the fifth book on the Lex Iulia et Papia.] The question was asked, what the law was if a patron had bound a freedwoman by oath not to marry while she had children under puberty.
Iulianus dicit non uideri contra legem Aeliam Sentiam fecisse eum, qui non perpetuam uiduitatem libertae iniunxisset.
Julian says that he who has not imposed perpetual widowhood on a freedwoman does not seem to have acted against the Lex Aelia Sentia.