Acquisition of property by occupation, pp. 35-39.-By keeping possession
of a thing, pp. 39-41.-By labour, pp. 41-43.-By a transfer of pro-
perty by its owner, p. 43.-By inheritance, pp. 44-49. By the fact
that ownership in a thing directly follows from ownership in another
thing, p. 49 sq.-By the custom which prescribes community of goods,
p. 50.—The origin of proprietary rights and of the various modes of
acquisition, pp. 51-57.-Explanation of the incapacity of children,
wives, and slaves to acquire property, p. 57.-Why the moral judg
ments vary with regard to different acts of theft, pp. 57-59.-Theft