TITLE IX. What a King Should Be to His Officers, and to the Members of His Household and His Court, and What They Should Be to Him

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. Introduction to the Second Partida ix
4. Analytical Table of Contents xxv
5. Partida II: Text in Translation
6. Introduction 267
7. Title I. Which Treats of Emperors, and Kings, and Other Great Lords 269
8. TITLE II. What the King Should Be in the Knowledge, Love, and Fear of God 277
9. TITLE III. What the King Should Be in Himself, and Especially in His Thoughts 280
10. TITLE IV. What a King Should Be in His Speech 283
11. TITLE V. What a King Should Be in His Works 286
12. TITLE VI. What a King Should Be to His Wife and She to Him 298
13. TITLE VII. What a King Should Be to His Children, and They to Him 300
14. TITLE VIII. What a King Should Be to His Other Relatives, and They to Him 309
15. TITLE IX. What a King Should Be to His Officers, and to the Members of His Household and His Court, and What They Should Be to Him 310
16. TITLE X. How the King Should Act in His Intercourse With All Those in His Dominions 332
17. TITLE XI. How the King Should Act Toward His Country 335
18. TITLE XII. How the People Should Act in Order to Know, Love, and Fear God and Their King 337
19. TITLE XIII. How the People Should Act in Knowing, Honoring, and Protecting the King 344
20. TITLE XIV. How the People Should Act in the Protection of the King, His Wife, His Children, and His Other Female Relatives, as Well as the Governesses, Waiting.Maids, and Other Women Who Accompany the Queen 362
21. TITLE XV. How the People Should Act in Protecting the King in His Children 365
22. TITLE XVI. How the People Should Protect the King in the Persons of His Officials, Not Only Those Belonging to His Court But Those Who Resort to It 372
23. TITLE XVII. How the People Should Act Towards the King in the Protection of His Movables and Immovables, Which Are Used for His Maintenance 376
24. TITLE XVIII. How the People Should Act, in Guarding, in Furnishing with Provisions, and in Defending, the Castles and Fortresses Belonging to the King and the Kingdom 379
25. TITLE XIX. How the People Should Act in Protecting the King From His Enemies 402
26. TITLE XX. How the People Should Act Towards the Country of Which They Are Natives 410
27. TITLE XXI. Concerning Knights, and the Things Which It Is Proper for Them to Do 417
28. TITLE XXII. Concerning Commanders, Light Cavalry, and Foot-Soldiers 433
29. TITLE XXIII. Concerning the War Which All Persons on Earth Should Engage in 439
30. TITLE XXIV. Concerning War Waged on the Sea 462
31. TITLE XXV. Concerning Rewards, Called in Spain Compensation 470
32. TITLE XXVI. Concerning the Share Which Men Should Have of What Is Obtained in War 474
33. TITLE XXVII. Concerning Rewards and How They Should Be Given 499
34. TITLE XXVIII. How Men Who Engage in Warfare Should Be Warned and Punished on Account of the Offenses Which They Commit 507
35. TITLE XXIX. Concerning Captives and Their Property, and Fortified Places Which Fall Into the Hands of the Enemy 516
36. TITLE xxx. Concerning Redeemers of Captives, and What They Are Required to Do 524
37. TITLE XXXI. On Schools Where the Sciences Are Learned, and Concerning Masters and Pupils 527