3. No one shall be compelled to attend any market against his will. 4. Travellers shall not be compelled to leave the old highways, unless they desire to do so. 5. We will not exercise jurisdiction within the ban-mile of our cities. 6. Each prince shall possess and exercise in peace according to the customs of the land the liberties, jurisdiction, and authority over counties and hundreds which are in his own possession or are held as fiefs from him. 7. Centgrafs shall receive their office from the prince or from the person who holds the land as a fief. 8. The location of the hundred court shall not be changed without the consent of the lord. 9. No nobleman shall be amenable to the hundred court. 10. The citizens who are known as _phalburgii_ [_i.e._, persons or corporations existing outside the city, but possessing political rights within it] shall be expelled from the cities. 11. Payments of wine, money, grain, and other rents, which free peasants have formerly agreed to pay [to the emperor], are hereby remitted, and shall not be collected henceforth. 12. The serfs of princes, nobles, ministerials, and churches shall not be admitted to our cities. 13. Lands and fiefs of princes, nobles, ministerials, and churches, which have been seized by our cities, shall be restored and shall never again be taken. 14. The right of the princes to furnish safe-conduct within the lands which they hold as fiefs from us shall not be infringed by us or by anyone else. 15. Inhabitants of our cities shall not be compelled by our judges to restore any possessions which they may have received from others before they moved there. 16. Notorious, condemned, and proscribed persons shall not be admitted to our cities; if they have been, they shall be driven out. 17. We will never cause any money to be coined in the land of any of the princes which shall be injurious to his coinage. 18. The jurisdiction of our cities shall not extend beyond their boundaries, unless we possess special jurisdiction in the region. 19. In our cities the plaintiff shall bring suit in the court of the accused. 20. Lands or property which are held as fiefs shall not be pawned without the consent of the lord from whom they are held. 21. No one shall be compelled to aid in the fortifying of cities unless he is legally bound to render that service. 22. Inhabitants of our cities who hold lands outside shall pay to their lords or advocates the regular dues and services, and they shall not be burdened with unjust exactions. 23. If serfs, freemen subject to advocates, or vassals of any lord, shall dwell within any of our cities, they shall not be prevented by our officials from going to their lords. 140-142. Treaty of San Germano, 1230. 140. The Preliminary Agreement. Huillard-Bréholles, Hist. Dipl. Fred. II, III, pp. 210 f; Böhmer-Ficker, no. 1799; Doeberl, V, no. 16 d.