IV. Concerning Children Born of Different Parents; and What Distinctions Parents may Make in the Disposition of their Estates 141 V. Concerning such Property as Children may have Acquired during the Lives of their Parents 142 BOOK V. CONCERNING BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS. TITLE I.--_Ecclesiastical Affairs._ I. Concerning Donations to the Church 143 II. Concerning the Preservation and Restoration of Property Belonging to the Church 144 III. Concerning Sales and Gifts of Church Property 144 IV. Concerning Church Property in Charge of Those Devoted to the Service of the Church 145 V. Concerning the Repairs of Churches, and Divers Other Matters 145 VI. Concerning the Arbitrary Conduct of Bishops 147 VII. Emancipated Slaves of the Church, who are still Bound to Render it Service, shall not be Permitted to Marry Persons who are Freeborn 150 TITLE II.--_Concerning Donations in General._ I. A Donation Extorted by Violence is Void 152 II. Concerning Royal Donations 152 III. Concerning Property Given to a Husband or a Wife by the King 152 IV. Concerning Property, in Addition to the Dowry, Given to a Wife by her Husband 153 V. Concerning Property Given to a Husband by his Wife; and Where a Wife has been Convicted of Adultery 153 VI. Concerning Property Donated Verbally, or Conveyed by Instruments in Writing 154 VII. Concerning Gifts Bestowed upon one Another by Husband and Wife 155 TITLE III.--_Concerning the Gifts of Patrons._ I. Where Anyone who has been Placed under the Control of Another, or of the Son of that Person, Deserts either his Patron, or the Children of the Latter 156 II. Concerning Arms given to Bailiffs who have been Appointed for the Defence of Anyone, and the Acquisitions of said Bailiffs 158 III. Concerning Property Acquired through the Appointment of a Patron, or which has been Donated by Him 158 IV. Concerning Property Accepted and Acquired through the Office of Patron 158 TITLE IV.--_Concerning Exchanges and Sales._