Where the decedent dies intestate, and leaves only a paternal uncle and aunt, and a maternal uncle and aunt, they shall inherit the property in equal parts. =ANCIENT LAW=. =VIII. Where he who Dies leaves Nephews.= Where the decedent does not leave any brothers or sisters, but does leave nephews and nieces; if one of them should be the son of one brother, and the others the children of another brother or sister, the inheritance shall be divided among them, share and share alike. =IX. A Woman shall be entitled to a Share in an Entire Inheritance.= A woman shall inherit, equally with her brothers, the property of their father or mother; of their grandparents, on the paternal and the maternal side, as well as of their brothers and sisters; and also any property which may be left by a paternal uncle, or a cousin, or a nephew, or a niece. For it is only just that those who are nearly related by blood, should enjoy the benefit of hereditary succession. =X. As a Woman has a Right to a Share of an Entire Inheritance, so he who is next in Succession shall Inherit the Remainder of the Property.= Women shall share all property left by relatives on the maternal side, with those in the same degree of relationship, whether they be uncles, aunts, or cousins. For those should have the inheritance who are the most nearly related to the deceased. =ANCIENT LAW.= =XI. Concerning the Inheritance of Husband and Wife, respectively.= Husband and wife shall inherit from each other, respectively, when they leave no relatives nearer than the seventh degree. =XII. Concerning the Inheritance of Property from Clerks and Monks.= The church to which they are attached shall inherit the property of all clerks, monks, and other persons in orders, who have left no heirs under the seventh degree, and who have made no disposition of their estate. =XIII. After the Death of their Mother, Children shall remain under the Control of their Father; and What Disposition he shall make of their Property.=