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Nam adipiscimur possessionem corpore et anipo: neque per se corpore, neque per se animo. Non autem ita accipiendum est, ut qui fundum posaidere, velit omnes glebas circumambulet ; sed sufficit quamlibet partem ejus fundi introire.


Latin. For we obtain possession by body and intendment, not by body alone, nor by intent alone. For it is not to be understood that he who is about to take possession of a farm should walk over the whole of the land ; but it is sufficient that he enter into what part of the farm he pleases.