[IULIANUS libro quadragensimo octauo digestorum. ] §43.7.2.prNemini licet in uia publica monumentum exstruere.
[JULIANUS on the Digest, book 48] No one is allowed to erect a monument on a public road.
Justinian I · The Digest of Justinian §43.7.2.pr
Prohibition of Erecting Monuments on Public Roads
Summary
A provision by Julianus prohibiting the erection of a monument on a public road.
Notes
- §43.7.2.prNemini licet ... exstruere — The impersonal verb licet (it is permitted) takes the dative nemini (to no one) and the infinitive exstruere as its subject. The prepositional phrase in uia publica (on a public road) modifies exstruere.
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