Consuetudines Feudorum, partim ex editione vulgata, partim ex Cujaciana nunc primum vulgatae apposita. Constitutiones Friderici II. Imp. Extravagantes. Liber de pace Constantiae. Haec omnia notis ill

OF FEUDAL TITLES

BOOK I.

Regarding those who can give a feud [and those who cannot] and how it may be acquired or retained. 1
[ Regarding the feud of guard and stewardship ] 2
[ Which successors are held to give a feud. ] 3
[ If there is a controversy concerning the investiture of a feud. ] 4
By what means a feud may be lost. 5
[ That a bishop, or abbot, or abbess, or lord of a parish cannot give a feud. ] 6
Regarding the nature of a feud. 7
Regarding the succession of a feud. 8
Which successors are held. 9
Regarding the dispute between a lord and a vassal concerning the investiture of a feud. 10
[ Regarding a feud given as a pledge, what the law is ] 11
Regarding the dispute [between me and the lord concerning the portion] of the feud of my deceased brother. 12
Regarding the alienation of a feud. 13
Regarding the feud of a march, or a duchy, or a county. 14
Whether a husband succeeds a wife in a benefice. 15
Regarding what the law is for feuds given to the lowest vassals. 16
By what means a feud may be lost. 17
Before whom or before whom the controversy of a feud may be decided. 18
Feudal constitutions of the Lord Emperor Lothair, which he established before the door of Saint Peter in the Roman city, to be observed. 19