64. If a bozan or priest commit adultery, he shall be beheaded. In cases of fornication, if it be the head priest, he shall be transported to the islands; if a young priest, he shall be exposed on the Nihon bas for three days. (Some years ago one hundred and seventy young priests were thus exposed on the bridge at one time by Midzu no Idzumi no kami.)
65. In cases of persons professing San cho ha (three birds) Foosjiu (not take), Foossay (not give), they are to be transported. What these may mean it is difficult to find out; but possibly they are names for some form of religion, either Christianity or Mohammedanism.
66. No one is allowed to introduce new forms of religion or new gods into the country. If they do so, they are to be banished from villages.
67. In cases of suicide the officers must be informed. If they are privately buried with Buddhist burial, both priests and friends shall be punished.
68. Mikassa, Bakuji and Mujing, different kinds of gambling, are to be severely punished.
69. Slight cases of theft are to be punished by flogging and banishment from towns and villages. In more serious cases of theft, the criminals are first to be carried through Yedo publicly, and then are to be beheaded.
70. In reference to buyers and receivers of stolen goods.
71. As to those who engage in a trade without belonging to one of the guilds.
72. As to informers.
73. What steps are to be taken as to persons falling down dead in the streets.