IV. Where One, Seeking to Strike Another, Kills a Third Person 219 V. Where One is Killed while Interfering in a Quarrel 220 VI. Where One, Intending to Inflict a Slight Injury, Kills Another 220 VII. Where One, in Sport, or Recklessly, Kills Another 220 VIII. Where One Kills Another through Immoderate Punishment 221 IX. Where a Freeman Kills a Slave by Accident 221 X. Where a Slave Kills a Freeman by Accident 221 XI. Where One Man Intentionally Kills Another 221 XII. No Master shall Kill his Slave without Good Reason; and Where One Freeman Kills Another 222 XIII. No One shall Deprive a Male or Female Slave of a Limb 225 XIV. Any Person may bring an Accusation of Homicide 226 XV. Both Relatives and Strangers have a Right to Accuse a Person of Homicide 227 XVI. Where a Homicide Takes Refuge in a Church 227 XVII. Concerning Parricides, and the Disposition of their Property 228 XVIII. Concerning Those who Kill Others Related to Them by Blood 229 XIX. Where One Blood-Relative is Accidentally Killed by Another 230 XX. Where One Slave Kills Another by Accident 230 XXI. Concerning those who Destroy their Souls by Perjury 230 BOOK VII. CONCERNING THEFT AND FRAUD. TITLE I.--_Concerning Informers of Theft._ I. Concerning Informers and Persons who give Information of Theft 233 II. A Slave, Acting as Informer, must not be Believed, unless the Testimony of his Master is also Given 234 III. Where the Informer Knew of the Commission of the Theft 284 IV. Concerning the Compensation of an Informer 235 V. Where an Innocent Person is Accused of Crime by an Informer 235 TITLE II.--_Concerning Thieves and Stolen Property._ I. He who is Searching for Stolen Property must Describe it 238 II. Where a Slave Commits a Theft Before or After he has Received his Freedom 238 III. Where a Slave, who has Become the Property of Another Master, Commits an Unlawful Act 238