Usages of patrimonium
Scriba respondet bonum tutorem non solum patrimonium, sed etiam pupillam ipsam servare debere.
The scribe answers that a good guardian ought to protect not only the estate, but also the girl herself.
Frater et soror dicunt patrimonium aviae inter duos heredes aeque dividendum esse.
Brother and sister say that grandmother’s estate must be divided equally between the two heirs.
Alia respondet bonam tutelam pupillae saepe utiliorem esse quam magnum patrimonium.
Another replies that good guardianship for a girl is often more useful than a great estate.
Parcimonia familiae usui est, luxuria autem saepe patrimonium laedit.
Thrift is useful to the family, but luxury often harms the estate.
Testator patrimonium amico mancipat.
The testator transfers the estate formally to a friend.
Codicilli patrimonium mancipatum ostendunt.
The codicil indicates the formally transferred estate.
Familiae emptor patrimonium mancipatione accipit.
The formal purchaser of the estate receives the estate through mancipation.
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