V. Where her Father, or her Relatives, Kill a Girl who has been Guilty of Adultery in their House 96 VI. It is not Lawful for Slaves to put Persons to Death who are taken in Adultery 97 VII. Where a Girl, or a Widow, goes to the House of Another, in order to Commit Adultery, and the Man should wish to Marry Her 97 VIII. Where a Freeborn Woman commits Adultery with Anyone 97 IX. Where a Freeborn Woman commits Adultery with the Husband of Another 98 X. Slaves of Both Sexes may be Tortured to Reveal the Adultery of their Masters 98 XI. Whether it shall be Lawful to set a Slave at Liberty, in order to Conceal the Crime of Adultery 98 XII. Concerning the Property of Persons who have Committed Adultery 99 XIII. Concerning those Persons who have a Right to bring Accusations of Adultery, and what Proof of the Crime should be Made 100 XIV. Where a Freedman, or a Slave, has been Convicted of having committed Adultery, with Violence, upon a Freeborn Virgin, or Widow 101 XV. Where a Freeman, or a Slave, without the Knowledge his Master, commits Adultery with the Female Slave of Another 102 XVI. Where a Female Slave is proved to have committed Adultery with Another by Force 102 XVII. Concerning Freeborn Women, or Female Slaves, of Bad Character, and Where Judges Refuse to Investigate, or Punish their Crimes 102 XVIII. Concerning the Impurity of Priests and other Ministers of Religion 104 TITLE V.--_Concerning Incest, Apostacy, and Pederasty._ I. Concerning Incestuous and Adulterous Marriages in General 106 II. Concerning Incestuous and Adulterous Marriages and Debauchery, either with Holy Virgins, or with Widows and other Women while doing Penance 107 III. Concerning Men and Women who Illegally Assume the Tonsure and Dress of Religious Orders 108 IV. Concerning the Restraint of Fraud Peculiar to Widows 109 V. Concerning Pederasty 110 VI. Concerning Sodomy, and the Manner in which the Law should be Enforced 111