VII. Concerning Adultery committed with the Concubine of a Father or a Brother 111 TITLE VI.--_Concerning Divorce, and the Separation of Persons who have been Betrothed._ I. Where a Woman, justly or unjustly, is Separated from her Husband 113 II. There shall be No Divorce between Married Persons 114 III. There shall be No Divorce between Persons who are Betrothed 116 BOOK IV. CONCERNING NATURAL LINEAGE. TITLE I.--_Concerning the Degrees of Relationship._ I. The Nature of the First Degree 117 II. The Affinity of the Second Degree 117 III. The Relationship of the Third Degree 118 IV. The Consanguinity of the Fourth Degree 118 V. The Origin of the Fifth Degree 118 VI. The Limits of the Sixth Degree 119 VII. The Persons in the Seventh Degree who are not Mentioned by the Laws 119 TITLE II.--_Concerning the Laws of Inheritance._ I. Brothers and Sisters shall Share Equally in the Inheritance of their Parents 121 II. The Children shall Come First in the Order of Succession 121 III. Where there are no Heirs in the Direct Line, Collateral Heirs shall Inherit the Property 121 IV. Who shall Succeed to the Property of Those who have left no Written Wills, or have made no Disposition of their Possessions in the Presence of Witnesses 121 V. Concerning Inheritance by Brothers and Sisters, and by such of these as are not descended from the same Parents 122 VI. Where he who Dies leaves Grandfathers or Grandmothers 122 VII. Where he who Dies leaves Aunts 122 VIII. Where he who Dies leaves Nephews 122 IX. A Woman shall be entitled to a Share in an Entire Inheritance 123 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 123 XI. Concerning the Inheritance of Husband and Wife, Respectively 123