[IDEM libro sexto decimo ad edictum. ] §49.14.5.prSi curator Caesaris rem aliquam uendiderit, quamuis duplum uel triplum pro euictione promiserit, tamen fiscus simplum praestabit.
[IDEM libro sexto decimo ad edictum.] If a curator of Caesar has sold some property, even if he has promised double or triple for eviction, the treasury shall nevertheless pay only the single value.
§49.14.5.1Si ab eo, cui ius distrahendi res fisci datum est, fuerit distractum quid fisci, statim fit emptoris, pretio tamen soluto.
If any property of the treasury has been sold by someone to whom the right to sell the property of the treasury was given, it immediately becomes the property of the buyer, provided, however, that the price has been paid.