Visigothic Code - Contents

Contents

The following list has the book and titles from the Visigothic Code.

• Book I: Concerning Legal Agencies
  • Title I: The Lawmaker
  • Title II: The Law
• Book II: Concerning the Conduct of Causes
  • Title I: Concerning Judges, and Matters to be Decided in Court
  • Title II: Concerning Causes
  • Title III: Concerning Constituents and Commissions
  • Title IV: Concerning Witnesses and Evidence
  • Title V: Concerning Valid and Invalid Documents and How Wills Should be Drawn Up
• Book III: Concerning Marriage
  • Title I: Concerning Nuptial Contracts
  • Title II: Concerning Unlawful Marriages
  • Title III: Concerning the Rape of Virgins, or Widows
  • Title IV: Concerning Adultery
  • Title V: Concerning Incest, Apostasy, and Pederasty
  • Title VI: Concerning Divorce, and the Separation of Persons who have been Betrothed
• Book IV: Concerning Natural Lineage
  • Title I: Concerning the Degrees of Relationship
  • Title II: Concerning the Laws of Inheritance
  • Title III: Concerning Wards and Their Guardians
  • Title IV: Concerning Foundlings
  • Title V: Concerning Such Property as is Vested by the Laws of Nature
• Book V: Concerning Business Transactions
  • Title I: Ecclesiastical Affairs
  • Title II: Concerning Donations in General
  • Title III: Concerning the Gifts of Patrons
  • Title IV: Concerning Exchanges and Sales
  • Title V: Concerning Property Committed to the Charge of, or Loaned to, Another
  • Title VI: Concerning Pledges and Debts
  • Title VII: Concerning the Liberation of Slaves, and Freedmen
• Book VI: Concerning Crimes and Tortures
  • Title I: Concerning the Accusers of Criminals
  • Title II: Concerning Malefactors and their Advisors, and Poisoners
  • Title III: Concerning Abortion
  • Title IV: Concerning Injuries, Wounds, and Mutilations, Inflicted upon Men
  • Title V: Concerning Homicide
• Book VII: Concerning Theft and Fraud
  • Title I: Concerning Informers of Theft
  • Title II: Concerning Thieves and Stolen Property
  • Title III: Concerning Appropriators and Kidnappers of Slaves
  • Title IV: Concerning Forgers of Documents
  • Title V: Concerning Forgers of Documents
  • Title VI: Concerning Counterfeiters of Metals
• Book VIII: Concerning Acts of Violence and Injuries
  • Title I: Concerning Attacks, and Plunder of Property
  • Title II: Concerning Arson and Incendiaries
  • Title III: Concerning injuries to Trees, Gardens, or Growing Crops of any Description
  • Title IV: Concerning Injury to Animals, and Other Property
  • Title V: Concerning the Pasturage of Hogs and Concerning Strays
  • Title VI: Concerning Bees, and the Damage They Cause
• Book IX: Concerning Fugitives and Refugees
  • Title I: Concerning Fugitives, and Those who Conceal, and Assist Them in Their Flight
  • Title II: Concerning Those who Refuse to go to War, and Deserters
  • Title III: Concerning Those who Seek Sanctuary in a Church
• Book X: Concerning Partition, Limitation, and Boundaries
  • Title I: Concerning Partition, and Lands Conveyed by Contract
  • Title II: Concerning the Limitations of Fifty and Thirty Years
  • Title III: Concerning Boundaries and Landmarks
• Book XI: Concerning the Sick and the Dead and Merchants who Come from Beyond
  • Title I: Concerning Physicians and Sick Persons
  • Title II: Concerning Those who Disturb Sepulchres
  • Title III: Concerning Merchants who Come from Beyond Seas
• Book XII: Concerning the Prevention of Official Oppression, and the Thorough Extinction of Heretical Sects
  • Title I: Concerning the Exercise of Moderation in Judicial Decisions, and the Avoiding of Oppression by Those Invested with Authority
  • Title II: Concerning the Eradication of the Errors of all Heretics and Jews
  • Title III: Concerning New Laws against the Jews, in which Old Ones are Confirmed, and New Ones are Added