Mosaycarum et Romanarum legum collatio (1574) - Page 11

I N D E X


Paul's Sententiae amended	73, 99	Succession among own and legitimate heirs	118
Paul's book on injuries	79	Own heirs	117
Kind of hat/cap	101	Origin of the name of own heirs	109
Passage of Petronius	92, 95	Accepted/Adopted children	97
Cap	100	Syrian fillet headband	107
Capital kidnapping	106	T
Passage of Plautus explained	77, 95	Passages of Tacitus explained	94, 110
Passage of Pliny the Younger	83	Assessment	80
Passages of Pliny the Elder	104, 109	Boundary	103
Passage of Plutarch	86	Imperfect will is valid	116
Possession is not continued to the heir	117	Testimony	94
Boundaries of the City Prefect	105	From which book are Ulpian's Titles	76
Prescriptions of the Lex Julia	88	V
Proconnesian mines	108	Bail/Guarantee	80
Procurators of Caelius	105	Surety/Security	73
Orphan tutor	119	Passage of Varro amended and explained	89, 90
Q		Passage of Velius Longus cited and
Quintilian amended	85, 114	amended	86
noted	99	You wish to rewrite/respond	75
Which/What	81	Twentieth of inheritances	120
R		Passage of Virgil explained	93
Royal laws	87	Ulpian's Titles amended	76, 112,
Right of representation	114	118
Rod/Staff	101	Ulpian's seventh book on the duties
S		of the Proconsul	106
Carrying/Wearing	75	Whence relatives	113
Passages of Sallust amended	95, 100	Whence children	113
Seneca amended	74	Lex Voconia	114
To serve and to be a slave	77	A woman by use marriage by prescription	109
Passage of slave amended	104	Useful action	103
Brought to light	74, 75, 84, 92, 107, 109, 112	Laws of the Visigoths	89, 91
Laws under which slaves are prosecuted or		Vulcatius' commentaries on Cicero's
whipped	74, 82	orations	95
Slave of the Roman public	89	Forms of wives	109
Whether a betrothed woman can be		Z
accused of adultery	87	Passage of Zosimus cited	110
Staienus	95

T H E E N D.

E R R A T A.

Page 85, verse 22, read "eius". p. 86, v. 1, read "tam". page 96, v. 37, l. "intorto".
p. 108, v. 22, l. "denique". p. 111, v. 19, l. "religiosus". p. 119, v. 19, l. "non".
p. 122, v. 11, l. "Sic".