Prooemium

Liber 1.

i.De justitia et jure

ii.De jure naturali gentium et civili

iii.De jure personarum

iv.De ingenuis

v.De libertinis

vi.Qui, et quibus ex causis, manumit- tere non possunt

vii.De lege Fusia Caninia sublata

viii.De his qui sui vel alieni juris sunt

ix.De patria potestate

x.De nuptiis

xi.De Adoptionibus

xi.Quibus modis jus pot estatis sol- vitur

xii.De tutelis

xi.Quidaritutotestestamentopossunt

xv.De legitima agnatorum tutela

xvi.De capitis deminutione

xvii.De legitima patronorum tutela

xviii.De legitima parentum tutela

xix.De fiduciaria tutela

xx.De Atiliano tutore, et eo qui ex lege Julia et Titia dabatur

xxi.De auctoritate tutorum

xxii.Quibus modis tutela finitur

xxiii.De curatoribus

xxiv.De satisdatione tutorum vel cura-torum

xxv.De excusationibus tutorum vel curatorum

xxvi.De suspectis tutoribus vel cura- toribus

i.De rerum divisione

ii.De rebus corporalibus et incor-poralihus

iii.De servitutibus

iv.De usufructu

v.De usu et habitatione

vi.De usucapionibus et longi tem- poris possessionibus

vii.De donationibus

viii.Quibus alienare licet vel non

ix.Per quns personas nobis adquiritur

x.De testnmentis ordinandis

xi.De militari testamento

xii.Quibus non est permissum testa-menta facere

xiii.De exheredatione liberorum

xiv.De heredibus instituendis

xv.De vulgari substitutione

xvi.De pupillari substitutione

xvii.Quibus modis testamenta infir-mantur

xviii.De inofficioso testamento

xix.De heredumqualitateetdifferentia

xx.De legatis

xxi.De ademptione et translatione le- gatorum

xxii.De lege Falcidia

xxiii.De fidcicommissariis hereditatibus

xxiv.De singulis rebus per fideicom- missum relictis

xxv.De codicillis

Liber iii.

i.De hereditatibus quae ab intestato deferuntur

ii.De legitimaagnatorumsuccessione

iii.De senatus-consulto Tertulliano

iv.De senatus-consulto Orphitiano

v.De successione eognatorum

vi.De gradibus cognationum

vii.De successione libertorum

viii.De adsignatione libertorum

ix.De bonorum possessionibus

x.De adquisitione per adrogationem

xi.De eo cui libertatis causa bona ad- dicuntur

xii.De successionibus sublatis, quae ebant per bonorum venditionem et ex senatus-consulto Claudiano

xiii.De obligationibus

xiv.Quibus modis re contrahitur obli- gatio

xv.De verborum obligatione

xvi.De duobus reis stipulandi et pro- mittendi

xvii.De stipulatione servorum

xviii.De divislone stipulationum

xix.De inut?libus stipulationibus

xx.De fidejussoribus

xxi.De litterarum obligatione

xxii.De consensu obligatione

xxiii.De emptione et venditione

xxiv.De locatione et conductione

xxv.De societate

xxvi.De mandato

xxvii.De obligationibus quasi ex con- actu

xxviii.Per quas personas nobis obligatio adquiritur

xxix.Quibus modis obligatio tollitur

Liber iv.

i.De obligationibus quae ex delicto nascuntur

ii.De vi honorum raptorum

iii.De lege Aquilia

iv.De injuriis

v.De obligationibus quae quasi ex delicto nascuntur

vi.De actionibus

vii.Quod cum eo qui in aliens potes- tate est negotium gestum esse dicitur

viii.De noxalibus actionibus

ix.Si quadrupes pauperiem fecisse dicatur

x.De iis per quos agere possumus

xi.De sat isdationibus

xii.De perpetuis et temporalibus ac-tionibus, et quae ad heredes et in heredestranseunt

xiii.De exceptionibus

xiv.De replicationibus

xv.Deinterdictis

xvi.De poena temere litigantium

xvii.De officio judicis

xviii.De publicis judiciis

Preamble

Book i.

i.Of justice and of law

ii.Of natural law, the law of nations, and the civil law

iii.Of the law of persons

iv.Of the freeborn

v.Of freed persons

vi.Of those who cannot manumit, and the reasons why

vii.Of the repeal of the Fusian- Caninian law

viii.Of those who are free from power, and of those who are in the power of others

ix.Of paternal power

x.Of marriage

xi.Of adoption

xii.Of the means by which persons are released from the power of others

xiii.Of tutorship

xiv.Of those who can be appointed tutors by testament

xv.Of the tutorship by law of agnates

xvi.Of changes in status

xvii.Of the tutorship by law of patrons

xviii.Of the tu torship by law of ascendants

xix.Of fiduciary tutorship

xx.Of the Atilian and Julio-Titiantutors

xxi.Of the authority of tutors

xxii.Of the extinction of the tutorship

xxiii.Of curators

xxiv.Of the security to be given by tutors and curators

xxv.Of the grounds of exemption avail- able to tutors and curators

xxvi.Of suspected tutors or curators

Book ii.

i.Of the division of things

ii.Of corporeal and incorporeal things

iii.Of servitudes

iv.Of usufruct

v.Of use and habitation

vi.Of acquisition by use, and of pos- session of long standing

vii.Of gifts

viii.Of those who can, and of those who cannot, alienate

ix.Of the persons through whom we can acquire

x.Of the formalities of testaments

xi.Of a soldier' s testament

xii.Of persons who are not permitted to make a testament

xiii.Of disinheriting children

xiv.Of the appointment of heirs

xv.Of common substitution

xvi.Of pupillary substitution

xvii.Of the modes in which testaments become invalid

xviii.Of inofficious testaments

xix.Of the descriptions of, and dif-ferences between, heirs

xx.Of legacies

xxi.Of the revocation and transferenceof legacies

xxii.Of the Falcidian law

xxiii.Of inheritances bequeated in trust

xxiv.Of specific things bequeathed by way of trust

xxv.Of codicils

Book iii

i.Of intestate succession

ii.Of the succession by law of agnates

iii.Of the Tertullian decree of the Senate

iv.Of the Orphitian decree of the Senate

v.Of the succession of cognates

vi.Of the degrees of relationship

vii.Of the succession of freedmen

viii.Of the assignment of freedmen

ix.Of the praetorian possessions of property

x.Of acquisition by arrogation

xi.Of him to whom property is as- signed in order to preserve gifts of freedom

xii.Of abolished successions resulting from the sale of property,and from the Claudian decree of the senate

xiii.Of obligations

xiv.Of the modes in which an obliga- tion is contracted by means of the thing itself

xv.Of verbal obligations

xvi.Of joint promisees and joint pro-missors

xvii.Of stipulations by slaves

xviii.Of the classification of stipulations

xix.Of useless stipulations

xx.Of sureties

xxi.Of obligations contracted by entries in wring

xxii.Of obligations by consent

xxiii.Of the contract of sale

xxiv.Of the contract of letting and hiring

xxv.Of partnership

xxvi.Oftihecontractofgratuitousagency

xxvii.Of obligations arising from quas-contracts

xxviii.Of the persons through whom we can acquire obligations

xxix.Of the modes in which obligations are dissolved

Book iv.

i.Of obligations arising from wrongs

ii.Of the action for robbery with violence

iii.Of the Aquilian law

iv.Of outrages

v.Of obligations arising from quas-delicts

vi.Of actions

vii.Of actions granted in respect of transactions with a person tn the power of another

viii.Of noxal actions

ix.Of damage caused by animals

x.Of those by whom we roay sue

xi.Of security

xii.Of perpetual and temporary ac-tions, and of those available for and against heirs

xiii.Of exceptions

xiv.Of replications

xv.Of interdicts

xvi.Of the penalties on rash litigation

xvii.Of the duty of a judge

xviii.Of public prosecutions

Of summoning before the magistrate

Of judicial proceedings

Of execution after confession or con- demnation

Of paternal power

Of inheritance and tutelage

Of ownership and possession

Of the law of real property

Of wrongs

Of public law

Of sacred law

Supplement to the first five tables

Supplement to the last five tables

Index