The Same, Opinions, Book XIX. It is now generally held upon the authority of that most learned man Hippocrates, that a child perfectly formed may be born in the seventh month; and therefore it is established that a child who is born in lawful marriage after seven months is legitimate.

Paulus, Opinions, Book XIX. The woman must be considered a concubine even where only the intention to live with her is manifested.

The Same, Opinions, Book XIX. Paulus also gave it as his opinion that, where the name of the beneficiary of a trust is not inserted in the will, there is no doubt whatever that no person, either certain or uncertain, is entitled to the benefit of the trust.

Paulus, Opinions, Book XIX. The question was asked whether a woman, whose husband had threatened to accuse her of the crime of adultery, but had not done so either in the capacity of husband or under the common law, could marry the man whom he had indicated as being guilty of adultery? Paulus answered that in the case in question there was nothing to prevent her from marrying the man whom her husband had suspected. 1It was likewise asked whether the same husband should be considered to have desisted, or to have acted as a pander, if he afterwards took back the same wife? Paulus answered that he who took back the same wife, after having brought an accusation of adultery against her, was considered to have desisted; and hence, under the same law, he had no longer the right to accuse her.