What is the ruling if the deceased master had debts that encompass the value of the manumitted slave and his earnings?

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If the deceased master had debts that completely absorb the value of the slave and his subsequent earnings, nothing is considered freed, as debts take precedence over voluntary gifts (bequests). If the debt does not absorb the full value, the debt is paid first from the slave and his earnings, and the remainder is divided according to the rules governing a fully manumitted slave and his earnings.