X. What Contracts entered into by Minors shall be Valid 66 XI. How Wills shall be Drawn Up and Proved 67 XII. How the Wills of those who Die during a Journey shall be Proved 68 XIII. A Will must be Published in the Presence of a Priest, or of Witnesses, within Six Months 69 XIV. Concerning the Comparison of Handwriting where Doubt attaches to any Document 69 XV. Concerning Holographic Wills 70 XVI. Concerning the Comparison of Documents, and the Infliction of Penalties prescribed by Wills 70 XVII. No Testator shall be Permitted to Dispose of Property in One Way, in the Presence of Witnesses, and in Another by a Written Will 72 BOOK III. CONCERNING MARRIAGE. TITLE I.--_Concerning Nuptial Contracts._ I. Marriage shall not be Entered Into without a Dowry 75 II. It shall be as Lawful for a Roman Woman to Marry a Goth, as for a Gothic Woman to Marry a Roman 76 III. Where a Girl Marries against the Will of her Father, while she is Betrothed to Another 76 IV. When a Gift is made by way of Pledge, a Nuptial Contract cannot be Rescinded 77 V. Women Advanced in Years shall not Marry Young Men 77 VI. What Property the Dowry shall consist of 79 VII. The Father shall Exact, and Keep, the Dowry of his Daughter 79 VIII. In case of the Death of the Father, the Disposition of the Children of both Sexes, in Marriage, shall belong to the Mother 81 IX. Where Brothers Defer the Marriage of their Sister, or Where a Girl Marries Beneath her Station 81 X. Where the Items of a Dowry, relating to any kind of Property, are reduced to Writing, it shall not be Contested 82 TITLE II.--_Concerning Unlawful Marriages._ I. Where a Woman Marries within a Year after the Death of her Husband 83 II. Where a Freeborn Woman Marries a Slave, or her own Freedman 83 III. Where a Freeborn Woman Marries the Slave of Another, or a Freeborn Man the Female Slave of Another 84