XL. enunciata, et controversa iuris responsa

XXXIII.
If someone has fished alone in a branch of a public river for many years, he can prohibit another from using it by the same right.

XXXIV.
The right of redeeming a pledge is not removed by a prescription of 30 or 40 years.

XXXV.
Bad faith supervening after a completed prescription does not interrupt it, nor does it cause harm even in the forum of conscience.

XXXVI.
A stipulation conceived impersonally in this manner: will you give? they will be given; do you promise? they are promised, is not useless.

XXXVII.
A surety who accedes to a greater sum is held at least for that which the principal debtor owes: contrary to Bartolus.

XXXVIII.
A city captured in war, if it is vindicated into liberty, also recovers all its original rights.

XXXIX.
"Bulled" Doctors doctors who received their degree by papal bull or without proper examination, who are promoted by a leap without any examination, do not enjoy the privileges and immunity of Doctors.

XL.
Kings are not permitted to diminish their own kingdoms and dominions at their own whim.