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BOOK 3, CHAPTER 9On PostliminyI. The origin of the word postliminyII. Where postliminy may occurIII. By postliminy some things return and some things are recoveredIV. The right of postliminy exists in peace and in war. What is to be done if it has not been mentioned in time of peace?V. When a free man may return by postliminy while war is in progressVI. What rights a free man returning by postliminy may recover, and what he may not recover.
VII. Rights against a free man returning by postliminy also are restoredVIII. Why those who surrender do not have the right of postliminyIX. When a people may have the right of postliminyX. What are the provisions of the municipal law in the case of those who return by postliminy.
XI. How slaves are recovered by postliminy, even those who have run away; how those who have been ransomed are recoveredXII. Whether subjects may be recovered by postliminyXIII. Territory is recovered by postliminyXIV. The distinction that was formerly observed with regard to movable thingsXV. What is the current law with regard to movable things?XVI. What things may be recovered in such a way as not to need postliminyXVII. Charges introduced by municipal law as affecting those subject to itXVIII. How postliminy has been observed among those who were not enemiesXIX. When the right of postliminy may be enforced at the present day |
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