The Digest (Corpus Iuris Civilis) (1872) - Page 24

δ R On the tributoria actio an action available to creditors of a son or slave who has traded with his peculium.
ε R On business conducted with a person who is under the authority of another.
ζ R On the Senatus Consultum Macedonianum a decree of the Senate prohibiting loans of money to sons under the authority of their fathers.

The fourteenth book in order ends.

The fifteenth book in order begins, the fourth on things.

α R On the peculium property held by a person under the authority of another, but managed by them independently.
β R When the action concerning the peculium property is annual.
γ R On property turned to the profit of the owner.
δ R On transactions made by order.

The fifteenth book in order ends.

The sixteenth book in order begins, the fifth on things.

α R On the Senatus Consultum Velleianum a decree of the Senate prohibiting women from guaranteeing the debts of others.
β R On set-offs.
γ R On deposit or the counter-action.

The sixteenth book in order ends.

The seventeenth book in order begins, the sixth on things.

α R On mandate or the counter-action.
β R On partnership.

The seventeenth book in order ends.

The eighteenth book in order of the Digests begins, the seventh on things.

α R On contracting a sale, on agreements made between buyer and seller, and on things which cannot be sold.
β R On the in diem addictio a clause allowing a sale to be voided if a better offer is made within a set time.
γ R On the lex commissoria a clause allowing a sale to be cancelled if the buyer fails to pay within a set time.
δ R On the sale of an inheritance or an action.
ε R On rescinding a sale and when it is permitted to withdraw from a purchase.
ς R On the risk and benefit of a sold item.
ζ R On the exporting of slaves, or if a slave is sold under the condition that they be manumitted, or the reverse.

The nineteenth book in order of the Digests begins, the eighth on things.

α R On actions arising from purchase and sale.
β R On letting and hiring.
γ R On the aestimatoria actio an action concerning property given to a merchant for sale at a fixed price.
δ R On the exchange of things.
ε R On praescriptis verbis actions based on the specific facts of a case rather than a set formula and actions in factum based on the facts.

The nineteenth book in order of the Digests ends happily.

The twentieth book in order of the Digests begins, the first of the single-topic books.

α R On pledges and mortgages, how they are contracted, and the agreements concerning them.
β R In what cases a pledge or mortgage is tacitly contracted.
γ R What things cannot be given as a pledge or mortgage.

δ R Who are considered preferred in a pledge or mortgage, and on those who succeed into the place of prior creditors.
ε R On the sale of pledges or mortgages.
ς R In what ways a pledge or mortgage is dissolved or not.

The twentieth book in order, the first of the single-topic books, has been completed.

The twenty-first book in order begins, the second of the single-topic books.

α R On the Edict of the Curule Aediles, on redhibitio rescission of a sale due to a defect, and on the reduction of the price.
β R On evictions and the stipulation of double the value.
γ R On the exception of a thing sold and delivered.

The twenty-first book in order, the second of the single-topic books, ends.

The twenty-second book in order of the Digests begins, the third of the single-topic books.

α R On interest, on all accessions, and on default.
β R On maritime interest.
γ R On proofs and presumptions.
δ R On the trustworthiness of documents.
ε R On witnesses.
ς R On ignorance of law and fact.

The twenty-third book in order begins, the fourth of the single-topic books.

α R On betrothals.
β R On the rites of marriage.
γ R On the law of dowries.
δ R On dotal agreements.
ε R On dotal land.

The twenty-third book in order ends.

The twenty-fourth book in order begins, the fifth of the single-topic books.

α R On gifts between husband and wife.
β R On divorces and repudiations.
γ R Once the marriage is dissolved, how the dowry is to be claimed.

The twenty-fourth book in order, the fifth of the single-topic books, has been completed.

The twenty-fifth book in order begins, the sixth of the single-topic books.

α R On expenses made for dotal property.
β R On the action for removed things.
γ R On recognizing and supporting children, parents, patrons, or freedmen.
δ R On inspecting the womb and guarding the birth.
ε R If, when a woman is sent into possession on account of pregnancy, that same possession is said to have been transferred to another through bad faith.
ς R If a woman is said to have been put into possession on account of pregnancy for the sake of calumny.
ζ R On concubines.

The twenty-fifth book in order, the sixth of the single-topic books, has been completed.