[IDEM libro primo opinionum. ] §50.13.2.prDe usu aquae, de riuis nouis inciuiliter institutis, item de equis alienis a sciente possessis fetuque earum, et de damno dato per immissos in praedium suum uniuersos homines eos, qui in plurium praedia distribui debuerunt, si modo id non ex auctoritate eius qui iubere potuit factum est, praesidem prouinciae doceri oportere responsum est, ut is secundum rei aequitatem et iurisdictionis ordinem conuenientem formam rei det.
[THE SAME, in the first book of Opinions.] Concerning the use of water, concerning new channels constructed in an uncivil manner, likewise concerning another's horses possessed by one who knows they are another's and their offspring, and concerning damage caused by sending into one's own estate all those men who ought to have been distributed among the estates of several people—provided that this was not done by the authority of one who had the power to command—it was answered that the governor of the province ought to be informed, so that he may provide an appropriate remedy for the matter in accordance with the equity of the case and the order of jurisdiction.