Abstract

The imperial procurator Valerius Patruinus assigned to Flavius Stalticius some fiscal praedia. Afterwards, to the same Stalticius, in a second sale by auction, the aforesaid praedia were awarded definitively, but the question arose about appurtenance of fruits picked up inter primam licitationem et sequentem adiectionem. This question became object of an imperial cognizance within the Consilium principis, of wich traces remain in D. 49.14.50, a fragment of the Julius Paulus third book decretorum. The double addictiowas understood in a frame of fiscal sale with a risolutive clause (in diem addictio), or in that of a fiscal sale, iam perfecta, annullable through an overbidding, whereas the imperial rescript C.I. 10.3.4 and, above all, the papyrological evidence make it clear that, in fiscal sales by auction, it is possible a plurality of bidding sessions (they are attested from two to eigth), each with its own temporary addictio, and the last with the definitive one. As in D. 49.14.50.

Autore Pugliese

• Alessandri' Sergio Rosario

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• ALESSANDRI' S.R.

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2013

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0006-6583

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