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 (1580) - Page 4


Regarding the benefice of a brother and how a brother succeeds to the benefice of a brother.	20
Regarding not losing a feud without fault.	21
[At what time a knight ought to seek investiture]	22
Regarding the dispute between a lord and a vassal concerning the investiture of a feud.	23
In what manner a feud may pertain to a daughter.	24
By what means a feud may be established.	25
If a dispute arises between a lord and a vassal concerning investiture.	26
Regarding the rejection of a feud given in place of a commissory law.	27
Regarding the custom of the Milanese, according to some.	28

BOOK II.


Regarding the cognizance of a feud.	1
What investiture is.	2
By whom investiture may be made, and by whom it may be received.	3
What ought to precede: investiture or fidelity.	4
In what manner a vassal ought to swear fidelity to his lord.	5
Regarding the form of fidelity.	6
Regarding the new form of fidelity.	7
Regarding investiture made of another’s property.	8
In what manner a feud could formerly be alienated.	9
Who is called a duke, margrave, count, captain, or valvassor.	10
Regarding the succession of brothers, or the degrees of those succeeding to a feud.	11
Regarding brothers invested with a new benefice.	12
Regarding the investiture which Titius received from Sempronius.	13
Regarding a vassal of decrepit age who refused the feud, so that his sons might be invested.	14
Regarding the investiture made to a husband.	15
Regarding the feud controversy to be terminated before peers.	16
Regarding him who received investiture for himself [or his male and female heirs].	17
Regarding two brothers invested by a Captain.	18

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