IV. Where a Freeman Commits a Theft in Company with the Slave of Another Person 239 V. Where a Master Commits a Theft in Company with his Slave 239 VI. Where a Slave, Belonging to Another Person, is Instigated by Anyone to the Commission of Unlawful Acts 239 VII. Concerning Those who Knowingly Associate with Thieves 240 VIII. Where Anyone, Ignorantly, Buys Stolen Property of a Thief 240 IX. Where Anyone, Knowingly, Buys Stolen Property of a Thief 241 X. Concerning Money, and Other Property, Stolen from the King 241 XI. Concerning the Stealing of Bells from Cattle 241 XII. Concerning the Theft of Mill Machinery 242 XIII. Concerning the Punishment of a Thief 242 XIV. A Thief, when Taken, shall be Brought Before the Judge; and Where a Freeman Commits a Theft in Company with a Slave, Both shall Undergo the Same Penalty 242 XV. Where a Thief, Defending Himself with a Sword, is Killed 243 XVI. Where a Thief is Killed at Night, while he is Being Taken 243 XVII. Concerning Property Injured or Destroyed; and the Reparation to be Made for what has been Damaged or Stolen 243 XVIII. Concerning Property Rescued from Shipwreck 243 XIX. Concerning the Property and the Heirs of Thieves 244 XX. Concerning Those who Rescue Thieves and Other Criminals, after their Capture 244 XXI. Where a Slave Steals from his Master, or from a Fellow-Slave 245 XXII. Within what Time, after his Arrest, a Thief must be Brought Before the Judge 245 XXIII. Where Anyone Secretly Kills an Animal Belonging to Another 246 TITLE III.--_Concerning Appropriators and Kidnappers of Slaves._ I. Where Anyone Seizes the Slave of Another 247 II. Where a Freeman is Convicted of Having Stolen the Male or Female Slave of Another 247 III. Concerning Kidnapped Children of Freeborn Persons 248