The court is to award to the plaintiff the property of the defendant, if he is cast, reserving to him only his lot of land.

If the plaintiff is not satisfied within a month, the court shall put into his hands the property of the defendant.

If the defendant fails in payment to the amount of a drachma, he shall lose the use and protection of the court; or if he rebel against the authority of the court, he shall be brought before the guardians of the law, and if found guilty he shall be put to death.
Man having been born, educated, having begotten and brought up children, and gone to law, fulfils the debt of nature.

The rites which are to be celebrated after death in honour of the Gods above and below shall be determined by the Interpreters.

The dead shall be buried in uncultivated places, where they will be out of the way and do least injury to the living.