Proculus

Nerua uero et Proculus ceterique illius scholae auctores non aliter putant rem legatarii fieri, quam si uoluerit eam ad se pertinere.

sed Labeo et Proculus tutorem posse dari, quod nihil ex hereditate erogatur tutoris datione.

according to Labeo and Proculus he may, because no part of the inheritance is given away by the nomination of a guardian.

For, says Proculus, whoever makes an advantage from the loss of another is guilty of a fraud;

There are two kinds of arbitration, the one of such a nature that it must be obeyed whether the decision be just or unjust, which, Proculus says, is observed when, after a compromise, recourse is had to arbitration.

Proculus in tonsore esse culpam:

Proculus held the barber only to be liable.

It is unworthy, in short, that Romulus should have had a Proculus to affirm his ascent into heaven, but that Christ, a god, should have found no announcer of his descent from his own heaven — as though that other did not ascend by the same ladders of falsehood as this one descended.

and our own Proculus, the dignity of virgin old age and of Christian eloquence—whom I would wish to match in every work of faith, as in this.