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 13


By whom investiture may be made, etc.	2.3
When a feud is given as a pledge, what, etc.	1.11
*That possession must first be restored, etc.	4.82
*On the proof of investiture.	4.88
On the prohibited alienation of a feud, etc.	2.55
On the prohibited alienation of a feud, etc.	2.52


What are royal rights (regalia).	2.56
How the lord [retains] the ownership, etc.	2.47
How vassals ought to swear.	2.5
How formerly a feud could, etc.	2.9
What was the first cause, etc.	2.24
How a feud to, etc.	1.24
By what means a feud may be lost.	1.5
By what means a feud is lost.	1.17
By what means a feud consists, etc.	1.25
Which successors may grant a feud, etc.	1.3
What is the law if after alienation, etc.	2.44
Which successors are bound.	1.9
Which witnesses are necessary for, etc.	2.32
What ought to precede, whether, etc.	2.4
What is investiture.	2.2
Who is called a duke, marquis, etc.	2.10
At what time a knight [receives] investiture, etc.	1.22
How many witnesses are necessary, etc.	2.57


*Servants after the succession has been devolved.	4.106
If there is a dispute about the feud of a deceased person, etc.	2.6
If a vassal [is absent] from a feud, etc.	2.25
If there is a dispute about the investiture of a feud, etc.	1.4
If there is a dispute about investiture between lords.	1.26
*If there are several lords or vassals, etc.	4.77
If a vassal is deprived of a feud, etc.	2.31