The Visigothic code - Unknown

Nuptial contract, cannot be rescinded when a gift is made, [77].

Officer, where corrupted, permits soldiers to depart, [320];
where an, deserts, [321];
where an, returns home, [322];
where an, receives a bribe, [323].
Officials must not subject persons to unnecessary expense, [360].
Oppression in litigation, by parties in power, [52].
Orchards, enclosure of, [278].
Ordeal of hot water, how applied, [37].
Ox, where used without consent of owner, [287].

Pardon, persons who have received, exempt from punishment, [18].
Parents, where rescue daughter from ravisher, [89];
where consent to rape, [90];
how inherit from children, [128];
what property, may bestow upon children at marriage, [140];
cannot sell or give away children, [163];
right to dispose of property where no children, [130].
Parricides, punishment of, [228];
distribution of property of, [228].
Parties, where they cause unnecessary delay, [33];
both may be compelled to be present in court, [41].
Partition, when made, remains in force forever, [334];
if made between brothers, may be revoked, [334];
wishes of majority rule in, [334];
among relatives of slaves, [340].
Patrons, gifts of, [158];
property acquired through, [158].
Perjury, effects of, [58];
penalty for, [58–59–60];
crime of and penalty, [230].
Personal property must all be classed under one title, [341].
Physician, cannot bleed a woman except her relatives are present, [353];
shall not visit prisoners, [354];
where treats disease under contracts, [354];
compensation from student due to, [355];
cannot be imprisoned without a hearing, [355].
Pledges, when stolen, [177];
given as security for debt, [177];
where not restored, [178].
Poison, penalty for administering, [204].
Princes, cannot conduct their own cases in court, [47].
Property, illegally taken for a debt, [43];
of persons convicted of incest, [109];
given to husband or wife by king, [152];
given to wife in addition to dowry, [153];
given verbally, or in writing, [154];
cannot be seized, except under legal process, [266];
which may not be alienated, [167];
where transferred while in litigation, [169];
loaned and destroyed by fire, [172];
where lost at sea, [173];
entrusted to a slave, [174];
reparation for, when injured or destroyed, [243].

Question, how may be inflicted, [194].

Rape, [91];
of a freewoman, [88];
where brothers consent to, [90];
of betrothed woman, [90];
must be prosecuted within thirty years, [91];
by a slave, [92].
Ravisher, where killed, not criminal homicide, [91].
Relatives, cannot testify against a stranger, [62].
Rent, where tenant does not pay, [341].
Rescue of criminals, [244];
of cattle seized in crops, [280].
Retaliation, law of, [211];
amount due in lieu thereof, [212–213].
River, right to enclose, where bank cultivated, [295].
Robbers, where concealed by freeman or slaves, [316].
Robbery, accessories before the fact, [267];
committed while on an expedition, [267].
Royal order, penalty for contempt of, [36].