II. Concerning Those who Debase _Solidi_, or Other Coins 261 III. Concerning Those who Debase Gold by a Mixture of Other Metals 262 IV. Where Artificers of Metals are Found to have Abstracted a Portion of what was Entrusted to Them 262 V. No One shall Refuse to Accept a Golden _Solidus_ of Legal Weight 262 BOOK VIII. CONCERNING ACTS OF VIOLENCE AND INJURIES. TITLE I.--_Concerning Attacks, and Plunder of Property._ I. The Patron, or the Master, shall Alone be Held Guilty, if, by his Orders, a Freeman or a Slave should Commit any Unlawful Act 264 II. Where a Party in Possession is Expelled by Force 264 III. Where Many Persons Unite in Causing Bloodshed 264 IV. Where a Person is Shut up by Violence, Inside his Own House, or Within his Gate 265 V. Property, while in the Possession of Another, shall not be Seized, Except Under Legal Process 266 VI. Where a Person is Guilty of Asking Others to Commit Depredations 267 VII. A House shall not be Entered in the Absence of the Master, or while he is on a Public Expedition 267 VIII. Where the Slaves of a Person who is Absent on a Public Expedition Commit Unlawful Acts 268 IX. Concerning Those who, while on an Expedition, Commit Robbery or Other Depredations 268 X. He in whose Possession Stolen Property has been Found, shall be Compelled to name his associates in the Crime 269 XI. Concerning Those who are Guilty of Giving Directions to Others for Purposes of Robbery 269 XII. Concerning Those who Rob, or Inflict Annoyance upon Anyone, while he is on a Journey, or at Work in the Country 269 XIII. Whether a Person Caught in the Act of Robbery may be Killed 270 TITLE II.--_Concerning Arson and Incendiaries._ I. Concerning Those who set Fire to Houses either Within or Without a City 271 II. Where Forests are set on Fire 272 III. Where a Conflagration Results from the Smouldering Campfire of a Traveller 273 TITLE III.--_Concerning Injuries to Trees, Gardens, or Growing Crops of any Description._