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chla.11.496 II - III
Formulare für Bestandteile von Manzipationstestamenten via HGV-meta
Formulary of clauses for a Roman mancipatory will. A Latin model text giving standard clauses for a Roman will made by the formal sale procedure (mancipation). It covers the institution of posthumously born children as heirs, a request to the heir to free slaves within the limits of the lex Fufia Caninia, the validation of later codicils, and the closing record of the symbolic sale before scale-holder and witness. machine translation
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TM 28696.
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- p.hamb.1.72 DDbDP-text II - III
- Formulare für Bestandteile von Manzipationstestamenten HGV-meta unbekanntII - III
Inscriptions (1)
Inscription #1
· Latin
· Latin
Transcription
[r,1]
quicunque mihi ex ea, quae uxor mea est, tempore
[r,2]
mortis meae natus natave erit , mihi heres […]
esto suntove . quod si unus unave ex his , quicunque […]
natus natave erit eruntve , moriatur , erogatio[…]
hereditatis pro portione maior esto.
cum autem sciam mihi non licere per testamentum plus[…]
quam quod in lege Fufia Caninia conprehensum […]
sit manumittere, rogo, heres carissime , manumittas[…]
ei non obstet fugitivorum servorum meorum numerus[…]
si quid ego post hoc testamentum meum nuncupatum[…]
codicillis charta membrana aliove quo genere […]
scriptum signatumque reliquero, quo non recto testamenti iure legumve dari quid aut fieri iussero, aut si quid vel vivus dedi donavi dedero[…]
donavero vel liberum liberamve esse vetuero[…]
servum servamve, ratum esto ac si in hóc testamento cautum conprehensumve esset .
huic testamento dolus malus abesto .
familiam pecuniamque testamenti faciendi causa emit quis sestertio i[…]
libripendis locoquis,
antestatus est quem.
[v]
[… ? lines lost …]Translations (1)
[recto]
[Whoever shall have been born to me from her who is my wife, at the time]
of my death, son or daughter, let him or her be, or let them be, my heir(s) […]
And if any one, male or female, of these, whoever […] shall have been born, son or daughter, should die, let the disbursement […] of the inheritance be greater in proportion.
Since, however, I know that I am not permitted by testament to manumit [more] […] than what is comprised in the Fufian-Caninian law […], I ask you, dearest heir, to manumit […]
let the number of my runaway slaves not stand in the way of him […]
If after this my testament has been declared I shall leave anything written and sealed in codicils, on papyrus, on parchment or in any other kind of material, by which, not by the proper law of testament or of the statutes, I shall have ordered anything to be given or done, [or if] while living I have given, donated, shall give […] or shall donate, [or] shall have forbidden a male or female slave to be free […], let it be valid just as if it had been provided for and comprised in this testament.
Let wrongful deceit be absent from this testament.
The household and property, for the purpose of making the testament, so-and-so bought for 1 sesterce […]; scale-holder in the place of so-and-so; so-and-so was called as witness.
[verso]
[…]
Cross-references (3)
- TM-Text 28696 primary
- DDbDP-Text chla;11;496 tier-1
- HGV-Text 28696 tier-1
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