XII. Concerning the Inheritance of Property from Clerks and Monks 123 XIII. After the Death of their Mother, Children shall remain under Control of their Father; and What Disposition he shall make of their Property 123 XIV. Where a Mother remains a Widow, she shall have an Equal Portion of the Inheritance with her Children; and How a Mother ought to Dispose of the Property of her Children 125 XV. No Wife can lay Claim to what her Husband has Gained by the Labor of her Slaves 126 XVI. Concerning such Property as the Husband and Wife together have Accumulated during their Married Life 126 XVII. In what way a Child may Inherit Property 127 XVIII. How the Parents of a Child can Inherit from Him 128 XIX. Concerning Posthumous Children 129 XX. He who leaves no Children, has full Power to Dispose of his Property as he Pleases 130 TITLE III.--_Concerning Wards and Their Guardians._ I. What a Minor Is 131 II. From what date Time is to be Computed in Bringing Lawsuits relating to Minors 131 III. How the Guardianship of Wards should be Entered upon; what Portion of their Property they shall Receive, and what Portion shall be given to their Guardians 132 IV. Guardians shall have no Right to Exact from Wards in their Charge any Instruments in Writing whatever 133 TITLE IV.--_Concerning Foundlings._ I. Where anyone Casts Away, or Abandons, a Freeborn Child, he shall Serve as its Slave 135 II. Where a Male or Female Slave shall be Proved to have Cast Away a Child, with or without the Knowledge of his or her Master 135 III. What Compensation for Support anyone shall Receive for the Bringing up of a Child Committed to his Care by its Parents 136 TITLE V.--_Concerning Such Property as is Vested by the Laws of Nature._ I. Concerning the Disinheriting of Children; and What Disposition Parents should make of their Property 137 II. What Part of her Dowry a Woman has a Right to Bequeath 139 III. What Property Parents should Bestow upon their Children, at the Time of their Marriage 140