III. Concerning Things which have been Loaned, and afterwards Destroyed by Fire, or Lost by Theft 172 IV. Concerning Lost Money, and the Interest on the Same 173 V. Concerning Property Committed to the Charge of Another, and Lost by Accident at Sea 173 VI. Concerning Property Entrusted to a Slave without his Master’s Knowledge 174 VII. Where a Slave Fraudulently Demands Property Entrusted by his Master to Another 174 VIII. Concerning Legal Interest 175 IX. What shall be Paid for the Use of Fruits of the Soil 175 X. Who are Entitled to Wills, or Instruments in Writing, which have been Entrusted to the Keeping of Anyone 176 TITLE VI.--_Concerning Pledges and Debts._ I. Where Articles are not Pledged 177 II. Where Pledges are Deposited, and afterwards Stolen 177 III. Where Articles are Pledged as Security for Debts 177 IV. Where a Pledge is not Restored when the Debt is Paid 178 V. Where a Person is Liable for many Debts, or has Committed many Crimes 179 VI. In what way the Debt of a Person who is Dead, or any Injury he has Committed, shall be Inquired into 180 TITLE VII.--_Concerning the Liberation of Slaves, and Freedmen._ I. Where Slaves are Liberated, either by Instruments in Writing, or in the Presence of Witnesses 182 II. Where a Slave Belonging to One, or to Several Persons, is set at Liberty 182 III. Concerning Those who Declare that they are Free 183 IV. Whether he who is enjoying Liberty, can be Returned to Slavery 183 V. Whether he who is sought to be Returned to Slavery, can be Deprived of any of his Property 183 VI. Whether he who has been Declared to be Free by his Master, in Court, can be again Reduced to Slavery, on the Demand of said Master 184 VII. Where anyone, Influenced by Fear, Asserts that he is a Slave 184 VIII. Where a Freeman is Claimed as a Slave; or Where a Slave Declares Himself to be Free 184 IX. For what Reasons Freedom, once Given, shall be Revoked 185 X. Where a Freedman Inflicts Injury upon him who Gave him his Freedom 185