[POMPONIUS libro decimo epistularum. ] §50.16.245.prStatuae adfixae basibus structilibus aut tabulae religatae catenis aut erga parietem adfixae aut si similiter cohaerent lychni, non sunt aedium: ornatus enim aedium causa parantur, non quo aedes perficiantur.
[From the tenth book of Pomponius's Letters.] Statues fixed to masonry bases, or paintings secured with chains, or those fixed against a wall, or if lamps are attached in a similar way, do not belong to the house; for they are provided for the sake of the decoration of the house, not that the house may be completed.
idem Labeo ait.
Labeo says the same.
§50.16.245.1Prothyrum, quod in aedibus iterum qui fieri solet, aedium est.
A prothyrum, which is accustomed to be constructed further in a house, belongs to the house.