“13. That powerful and rich men decree just judgements.
“14. Of the forbidding of fraud, violence, rapine; that unjust tribute be not imposed on churches; of keeping peace.
“15. Unlawful and incestuous unions are forbidden to all, alike with the handmaids of God and other illicit persons and with those in affinity and kindred and with other men’s wives.
“16. Lawful heirship is by decree refused to the children of harlots.
“17. Of tithes to be given; of usury to be forbidden; of just measures and equal weights to be established.
“18. Of vows to be fulfilled.
“19. We have added that each faithful Christian must take example from Catholic men; and if anything has remained of the rites of pagans it must be plucked out, contemned, cast away.
“For God made man fair in form and appearance; but the pagans with diabolical instinct have inflicted most horrible scars,[300] as Prudentius says:
He tainted the innocent ground[301] with sordid spots,