Theoretical and Practical Garden of Feudal Law

100. That the Emperor loses the feud fief, or must provide another faithful one in his place.
101. That the Church does not perform fidelity.
102. That a vassal is not compelled to perform two acts of fidelity for one feud fief.
103. That only sons of a second marriage succeed the mother in a feud fief.
104. Cases in which a woman succeeds in a feud fief.
105. On the feuda fiefs of dwellings.
106. That servants manumitted original: "manumissos", freed from slavery after the succession was conferred do not succeed to the feud fief.
107. That vassals perform services at the lord's expense.
108. That a vassal can transfer the feud fief to another under stricter law.
109. That a feud fief is lost through clergy original: "clericatu", entering the clerical state.

Constitutions of the Fifth Book.

1. Constitution of Conrad concerning benefices.
2. Constitution of Henry, on the causes for losing a feud fief.
3. Another constitution of Henry, concerning the vassal who has rejected one of the lords.
4. Another constitution of the same Henry, that the ingratitude of a vassal must be proven by five witnesses.