The bank moved.
Did the title?
A piece of Lucius’s estate reaches Aulus’s bank.
It is still Lucius’s. The past matters.
Build a history, keep a comparison, and ask which Latin sentence can decide it. Gaius’s second-century Institutes meet a fuller account preserved in the Digest of 533.
Follow the land and its ownership
Add a fact to the end.
The buttons supply facts. They do not measure a real river, grow real roots, or count years.
Brown roots stay within the carried piece. New green roots enter the receiving soil; brass marks show long attachment.
The carried piece remains Lucius’s.
The selector changes the available passages. It does not establish a date when the law changed.
The piece is already at Aulus’s bank. Try adding roots, then inspect what the selected text actually says.
Return to an earlier point.
A point records an attempt, including refused attempts. Inspecting the past keeps later facts in the record; new facts are added at the end.
Inspect an earlier point to try a different continuation. Branching pins the original ending and starts a new history from that past. This replaces the pinned comparison.
Reasons for every attempt
Keep the evidence while you change the question
Same bank. Different history.
Pin the carried piece at arrival, then choose imperceptible accretion and establish the addition. The same drawn footprint can have a different owner because its material history differs.
Pinned point
Current point
The small words do the legal work
Remains. Provided that. From that time.
This piece remains yours
Close English translation
New English and word notes. Latin joins line breaks and prints consonantal u as v. Printed spellings remain. The whole pages retain their context and editorial apparatus.
Keep the history, and the limit of its evidence.
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The boundary of the model.
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