The Visigothic code - Unknown

Sale, void if made under compulsion, [160];
where price not paid after earnest money given, [160];
where part of price paid, [161].
Sanctuary, where a homicide takes, [227];
one claiming, cannot be rescued by force, [331];
may be killed if resists with arms, [331].
Scandal, public, what course to be pursued in, [324].
Seduction, penalty for, [93].
Self defence, where assault committed, [215].
Sentence of court must be public, [252].
Shipwreck, property rescued from, [243].
Slave, not worthy of credit, [61];
when allowed to testify, [61];
when given in marriage to another, [85];
may be tortured to reveal adultery, [98];
may not be liberated to conceal adultery, [98];
of Church, if emancipated cannot marry a freeborn person, [150];
penalty for, [151];
free after thirty years, [347];
sales by, void, [164];
where accuses former master of crime, [165];
may not be redeemed with his own property, [166];
where transferred for crime, [167];
where captured and sold by an enemy, [169];
how liberated, [181];
where has several masters, consent of all must be had, [182];
how may be returned to slavery, [183];
liberation of royal, [188];
if a criminal, may be demanded, [193];
where a, insults a freeborn person, [216].
Sodomy, penalty for, [111].
Soil, fruits of, what may be demanded, [175].
Solidus, no one may refuse to accept a, of legal weight, [262].
Soothsayers, penalty for consulting, [203].
Stolen property, when bought ignorantly, [240];
knowingly, [241];
he in possession of, must name thief, [269].
Strays, when found, must be taken up and appraised, [281];
where leave before driven out, [282];
if mutilated, penalty for, [282];
notice must be given, how, [301];
care of, [301];
must not be sheared or branded, [301].
Streams, right to enclose, [295].
Subornation of perjury, penalty for, [62].
Summons, penalty for refusal to obey, [25];
time within which must be obeyed, [26].
Sunday, no litigation lawful on, [21].

Tenant, must pay rent for land sublet, [339].
Testator, cannot dispose of same property in two different ways, [72].
Testimony, must be furnished by both parties, [41].
Theft, when committed by a slave, [238];
by a freeman and slave, [239];
by a master with his slave, [239];
of mill machinery, [242].
Thief, how punished, [242];
where killed, not homicide, [243];
where killed at night, [243];
heirs of, [244];
when to be brought before the judge, [245].
Tombs, penalty for injury of, [356].
Tonsure, punishment of those who illegally assume, [108].
Torture, shall not be inflicted upon persons of noble birth, [49];
for what, and how inflicted, [194];
penalty for, if accused innocent, [194];
how slaves tortured, [196].
Traps for wild beasts, neighbors must be informed of, [292].
Traveler, where deprived of liberty, penalty for, [214].
Treason, penalty for, [17].
Trees, compensation for cutting down, [274];
where injury results from cutting, [275].
Trespass, vi et armis, penalty for, [264].
Trespasser, where one falls into a trap set for wild animals, [292].

Vendor, if not of good character, must give security, [160].
Vineyards, where injured, penalty for, [276];
where planted on land of co-heirs, [336];
on land where no title, [336].

Wards, when of legal age, [134].
Water, theft of, [296].
Widows, guilty of fraud, [109].
Wife, no right to earnings of slave under husband, [126].
Wills, how drawn up and executed, [67];
must be published within six months, [68];
how proved when made on a journey, [68];
must be published in the presence of a priest or a witness, [69];
how genuineness established, [71];
invalid if executed under duress, [72];
who are entitled to custody of, [176];
alteration of, [256];
forging of, [256];
nuncupative, [67];
holographic, [70].
Witchcraft, how punished, [204];
where employed against property, [205].
Witness, who may not be, [54];
must be sworn, [54];
where contradicted by documentary evidence, [54];
impeachment of, [59];
must sign or seal will, [67];
penalty for neglect, [68];
cannot testify to what is not in a will, [72].
Women, may conduct their own cases in court, [50];
cannot appoint an attorney, [50];
advanced in years cannot marry young men, [77–78];
where they marry slaves, [83–84–85];
must not marry within year of husband’s death, [83];
where, marry again in absence of husband, [86];
of bad character, [102];
entitled to share of entire estate, [123].

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