XXI. How Assemblies of Jews shall Visit the Bishop on
Appointed Days 404
XXII. Where Anyone has a Jew in his Service, and a Priest
Demands him, the Master shall not have a Right to
Retain said Jew 405
XXIII. All Restraint of, and Control over, the Jews shall be
Vested in the Priesthood 405
XXIV. Concerning the Penalties to be Imposed upon Priests
and Judges who Neglect to Enforce the Laws against
the Jews 406
XXV. No Judge shall Presume to Investigate the Offences
of the Jews without the Knowledge of an
Ecclesiastic 407
XXVI. Bishops shall be Immune from Punishment when their
Priests do not Inform them of such Things as
should be Corrected 407
XXVII. Concerning the Mercy to be Shown by Princes towards
Those who have been Truly Converted to the
Christian Faith 408
XXVIII. Bishops shall Give to all Jews a Copy of this Book,
which has been Published for the Purpose of
Correcting their Errors; and their Confessions
and a Record of their Conversion shall be
Deposited among the Archives of the Church 408
LAWS OF THE JUDGES.
BOOK I.
CONCERNING LEGAL AGENCIES.
TITLE I. THE LAWMAKER.
=I.= _What the Method of Making Laws Should Be._
=II.= _How the Lawmaker Should Act._
=III.= _What Should be Required of the Lawmaker._
=IV.= _What the Conduct of the Lawmaker Should Be in his
Daily Life._
=V.= _How the Lawmaker Should Impart Advice._
=VI.= _What Manner of Speech the Lawmaker Should Use._
=VII.= _How the Lawmaker Should Act in Rendering Judgment._
=VIII.= _How the Lawmaker Should Comport Himself in Public and
Private Affairs._
=IX.= _What Instruction it is Fitting that the Lawmaker
Should Give._
=I. What the Method of Making Laws Should Be.=
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