De interdictis enunciationes

I. Justice is twofold, universal and particular; it also produces a twofold law.

Pure power (merum imperium) does not pass when jurisdiction is delegated: mixed power is included, which is born from non-pure power and jurisdiction.

The term "pact" encompasses every agreement.

The principle of law and equity sufficiently maintains that a clothed pact can properly be set in opposition to a naked one.

It is established that a stipulation can most rightly be included in the class of voluntary pacts.

Since it is a stipulation of fact, a slave can make another obligated to himself.

Gross negligence (lata culpa) never falls under the crime of fraud (dolus).

When "fault" (culpa) is set down simply in the laws alongside "fraud," it everywhere excludes slight fault.

Whether there be a fourfold or fivefold distribution of things that are in our patrimony or are held outside our patrimony.