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Updated: July 27, 2025
Of these laws a man ought to be an expositor, to these he ought to submit, not to those of Masurius and Cassius. TO THOSE WHO ARE DESIROUS OF PASSING LIFE IN TRANQUILLITY. Remember that not only the desire of power and of riches makes us mean and subject to others, but even the desire of tranquillity, and of leisure, and of travelling abroad, and of learning.
If he wished to institute his own slave it was formerly necessary, according to the more common opinion, that he should expressly give him his liberty in the will: but now it is lawful, by our constitution, to institute one's own slave without this express manumission a change not due to any spirit of innovation, but to a sense of equity, and one whose principle was approved by Atilicinus, as it is stated by Seius in his books on Masurius Sabinus and on Plautius.
His rival, Capito, was equally learned in all departments of the law, and left behind him as many treatises as Labeo. These two jurists were the founders of celebrated schools, like the ancient philosophers, and each had distinguished followers. Masurius Sabinus Gaius and Pomponius, were of the school of Capito.
Else thou wilt meet with failure, ill success, let and hindrance. These are the Laws ordained of God these are His Edicts; these a man should expound and interpret; to these submit himself, not to the laws of Masurius and Cassius.
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