[PAULUS libro quinto decimo ad edictum praetoris. ] §48.1.2.prPublicorum iudiciorum quaedam capitalia sunt, quaedam non capitalia.
[PAULUS in the fifteenth book on the Edict of the Praetor.] Of public judgments, some are capital, some are non-capital.
capitalia sunt, ex quibus poena mors aut exilium est, hoc est aquae et ignis interdictio: per has enim poenas eximitur caput de ciuitate.
Capital are those under which the penalty is death or exile, that is, the interdiction of water and fire; for through these penalties the person (caput) is removed from the citizenship.
nam cetera non exilia, sed relegationes proprie dicuntur: tunc enim ciuitas retinetur.
For other kinds are not called exiles, but properly relegations; for in that case citizenship is retained.
non capitalia sunt, ex quibus pecuniaria aut in corpus aliqua coercitio poena est.
Non-capital are those under which the penalty is pecuniary or some coercion against the body.