=III.= _Where a Slave who has Become the Property of Another Master, Commits an Unlawful Act._ =IV.= _Where a Freeman Commits a Theft in Company with the Slave of Another Person._ =V.= _Where a Master Commits a Theft in Company with his Slave._ =VI.= _Where a Slave, Belonging to Another Person, is Instigated by Anyone to the Commission of Unlawful Acts._ =VII.= _Concerning Those who Knowingly Associate with Thieves._ =VIII.= _Where Anyone, Ignorantly, Buys Stolen Property of a Thief._ =IX.= _Where Anyone, Knowingly, Buys Stolen Property of a Thief._ =X.= _Concerning Money, and Other Property, Stolen from the King._ =XI.= _Concerning the Stealing of Bells from Cattle._ =XII.= _Concerning the Theft of Mill Machinery._ =XIII.= _Concerning the Punishment of a Thief._ =XIV.= _A Thief, when Taken, shall be Brought Before the Judge; and Where a Freeman Commits a Theft in Company with a Slave, Both shall Undergo the Same Penalty._ =XV.= _Where a Thief, Defending Himself with a Sword, is Killed._ =XVI.= _Where a Thief is Killed at Night, while he is Being Taken._ =XVII.= _Concerning Property Injured or Destroyed; and the Reparation to be Made for what has been Damaged or Stolen._ =XVIII.= _Concerning Property Rescued from Shipwreck._ =XIX.= _Concerning the Property and the Heirs of Thieves._ =XX.= _Concerning Those who Rescue Thieves and Other Criminals, after their Capture._ =XXI.= _Where a Slave Steals from his Master, or from a Fellow-Slave._ =XXII.= _Within what Time, after his Arrest, a Thief must be Brought Before the Judge._ =XXIII.= _Where Anyone Secretly Kills an Animal Belonging to Another._ =I. He who is Searching for Stolen Property must Describe it.= Whoever makes a demand for any stolen property, must privately describe to the judge what he seeks, and show, by manifest proof, what he has lost; as the truth may not be established, where sufficient evidence is not introduced. =ANCIENT LAW.= =II. Where a Slave Commits a Theft Before, or After, he has Received his Freedom.=