16. The entire deposition of the witnesses shall not be communicated to the accused.
17. The Inquisitors shall, if possible, interrogate the witnesses themselves.
18. One or more Inquisitors shall be present when a prisoner is tortured, or appoint a commissioner in their place.
19. If the accused does not appear when summoned, he shall be condemned as a heretic.
20. When it is proved that a person by his writings or conduct dies a heretic, he shall be judged and condemned as such, his body disinterred and burnt, and his property confiscated.
21. Vassals of nobles shall be subject to the Inquisitors.
22. In the event of a man burnt for heresy leaving children under age, the Inquisitors shall grant them a portion of their father's property, under the title of alms, and confide their education to proper persons.
23. If a person who has been reconciled without confiscation, possesses property belonging to a condemned person, this property not to be included in the pardon.
24. Those who are reconciled, and whose property is not confiscated, shall give liberty to their Christian slaves.