Affixus

Adfixus, Lat. [from ad, to, and fixus, fixed.] In the civil law. Affixed, fixed or fastened to. Statuce affixae basibus structilibus, aut tabula religatm catenis, aut erga parietem adfi^a, aut si similiter cohcerent lychni, nan sunt adium; omatus enim adium causa parantur, non quo cedes perficiantur; statues fastened upon pedestals of masonry, or pictures fastened with chains or fixed to the wall, or lamps suspended in a similar way, are no part of the house; for they are put up for the sake of ornament, and not for the completion of the building.

Dig, 50. 16. 245. •

See Fixtures.