fraudulenter abſcondat ea de quibꝰ accuſationē ꝓponit colludens cum reo ꝓprias ꝓbacōnes diſſimilando. tergiuerſari eſt in vniuerſoab accuſatiōe in iudicio deſiſte̓ oīo .ſ. aīm accuſādi deponendo nō qͣlitercunqꝫ ſꝫ inordīate.Secus ſi ordinate. vt ſi in accuſacōis ꝓceſſu cognouerit falſū eē id de quo accuſauerat. ⁊ ſicpari ꝯſenſu ſe abſoluunt accuſator ⁊ reꝰ Sil̓rſi princeps ad quē ꝑtinet cura boni ꝯīs qd̓ ꝑaccuſacōem intendit̓ accuſacōeꝫ abolet. penatalionis tenet̉ ſoluere ille qͥ accuſauit aliū mēdoſe intencōe nocendi. ⁊ in ꝓbacōe deficit. Secus ſi ex aī leuitate accuſauit. Aduocans ꝓ cāquā credit eſſe iniuſtā ⁊ damnificans ſic aliūtenet̉ ad reſtitucōeꝫ eius damni qd̓ conͣ iuſticiā ꝑ eius auxiliū altera ꝑs incurrit. Si veroignoranter iniuſtā cām defendit excuſat̉ in toto vel in nullo vel in tanto ẜm ꝙ ignorātia fuit varia. ¶ de ignorantia hēs. s. c. viij. f. xix. ⁊xx Aduocatus at recipiens pecuniā imꝓbitate ⁊ immoderātia extorq̄ns peccat liꝫ tn̄ pr̄ociniū ſuū vendere ⁊ vſū ſcīe qͣ eſt corꝑal̓. Sꝫ hface̓ dꝫ moderate accipiēdo ꝯſiderata ꝯdicōe ꝑſonaꝝ a negocōꝝ ⁊ laboris ⁊ ꝯſuetudīs patrieIdē dicendū de medico Iudex non dꝫ vendereiuſtā ſm̄am: ideo de publico ſūt iudicibꝰ ſtipēdia dāda laboris. Iudicae̓ aliū in gͣuibꝰ pccis