Arrest, governor of city must aid judge in, 250. Arson, in and out of city, 271–272; of forests, 272. Assault and battery, 215; by a slave, 217; where bloodshed results, 264. Attorney, must conduct case rapidly, 50; who may be appointed, by powerful persons, and the poor, 52; employment of, by the royal treasury, 52. B. Bailiffs, compensation of, 32; entitled to horse for journey, 33. Bailments, 171–172–173–174. Bees, where cause damage, 303; where a person finds, 303; theft of, 303. Bells, when stolen from cattle, 241. Betrothal, girl cannot marry another, 76. Bishops, power of, to restrain judges, 35; cannot conduct cases in court, 47; right to one third of revenues for repairs, 146; arbitrary conduct of, 147; abuses of, which guilty, 148; punishment of, 155; must give subordinates information, 149. Bond, exacted by judge after unjust decree, void, 34. Boundaries, disputes concerning, 348; where change made in time of Romans, 350. Brothers, have right to dispose of sisters in marriage, when, 76. C. Castration, when performed on animal, 285. Cause of action, when arising in another district, 42. Causes, not authorized by law, not to be heard, 22; where determined, cannot be revived, 23; cannot be heard by anyone not invested with judicial authority, 23. Cattle, where shut up when have not done injury, 287. Child, shall remain under control of father, 123; shall receive inheritance at twenty years of age, 124; how it may inherit, 127; must be baptized before ten days old, 128; posthumous, 127; who acquires property during life of parents, 142. Christian, a, shall not protect a Jew, 374; judaizing, 376. Christian slaves, sold or liberated by Jews, 369; shall not attach themselves to Jews, 371; shall not serve Jews, 392. Church, donations to, 143; preservation of property of, 144; sales of property of, 144; property in charge of those devoted to the service of, 145; repairs of, 145. Clothing, injuries to, 291. Compromise, cannot be made without consent of court, 40. Conflagration, when result of campfire, 273. Consanguinity, degrees of, 117–118–119. Constituent, responsible for attorney, must pay his fees, 51. Contracts, how drawn up to be valid, 65; penalties for repudiating, 65; invalid if made by slaves, 65; if dishonorable, void, 66; party not liable when fraudulent, 66; void where made under duress, 66. Corpse, when removed from a grave, penalty for, 356. Counterfeiting, slaves may be tortured to convict masters of, 261; of _solidi_, 261. Court must not be disturbed by tumult, 38; contempt of, 250. Criminal, when released by a judge, 252.