Theoretical and Practical Garden of Feudal Law

11. Of what the law is when a feud fief is given as a pledge.
12. On the contention between me and the lord, concerning the portion of the feud fief of my deceased brother.
13. On the alienation of a feud fief.
14. On the feud fief of a March, or Duchy, or County.
15. Whether a husband succeeds to his wife in a beneficium benefice/fief.
16. Of what the law is concerning feuds fiefs given to the smallest valvasores vassals of the lowest rank.
17. By what means a feud fief may be lost.
18. Before whom, or which persons, a controversy of a feud fief is to be defined.
19. The feudal constitutions of the Lord Emperor Lothair, which he established before the door of St. Peter in the Roman city, to be observed.
20. On the beneficium benefice/fief of a brother, and how a brother succeeds to the beneficium of a brother.
21. That a feud fief is not to be lost without fault.
22. At what time a soldier ought to seek investiture.
23. On the contention between the lord and the vassal concerning the investiture of a feud fief.
24. In what manner a feud fief pertains to a daughter.