Theoretical and Practical Garden of Feudal Law

25. By what means a feud fief may be constituted.
26. If a dispute arises between the lord and the vassal concerning investiture.
27. On rejecting a feud fief given in place of a conditional law.
28. On the custom of the Milanese according to some.

BOOK II.

1. On the cognizance of a feud fief.
2. What investiture is.
3. By whom investiture may be made, and by whom it may be received.
4. What ought to precede, whether investiture or fidelitas fealty.
5. In what manner a vassal ought to swear fealty to the lord.
6. On the form of fealty.
7. On the new form of fealty.
8. On investiture made of another’s property.
9. In what manner a feud fief could formerly be alienated.
10. Who is called a Duke, a Marquis, a Count, a Captain, or a Valvasor a vassal.
11. On the succession of brothers, or the degrees of those succeeding in a feud fief.