[IDEM libro quinto decimo ad Plautium. ] §8.6.8.prSi stillicidii immittendi ius habeam in aream tuam et permisero ius tibi in ea area aedificandi, stillicidii immittendi ius amitto.
[THE SAME, from the fifteenth book on Plautius.] If I have the right of discharging rainwater into your ground, and I permit you the right of building on that ground, I lose the right of discharging rainwater.
et similiter si per tuum fundum uia mihi debeatur et permisero tibi in eo loce, per quem uia mihi debetur, aliquid facere, amitto ius uiae.
And similarly, if a right of way through your land is owed to me, and I permit you to do something in that place through which the right of way is owed to me, I lose the right of way.
§8.6.8.1Is qui per partem itineris it totum ius usurpare uidetur.
He who goes through a part of the route is deemed to exercise the whole right.