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| Italy? | |
| France? | |
| Holland | 301 |
| Altenburg | 302 |
| Writings of the more illustrious German Law. | 303 |
| Hungary | 304 |
| Bavaria | 305 |
| Poland | 306 |
| Pomerania | 307 |
| Prussia | 308 |
| Saxony | 309 |
| Silesia | 310 |
| Sweden | |
| Spain |
CRIMINAL LAW.
| Writers on establishing the Study of the same Law. | 371 |
| Laws, & Statutes which concern Criminal Law in general. | 372 |
| Writings concerning the illustration of Criminal Law in general. | 374 |
| Writings concerning the illustration of Criminal Law in particular. | 373 |
| Office of the Judge. | 375 |
| Judgment. | 376 |
| Evidences. | 377 |
| Delicts, & Punishments. | 378 |
| Torture. | 379 |
| Processes, & Allegations of the Inquisitors in alphabetical order of names. | 380 |
| Addenda. | 381 |
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