@HyperboreanWave @BowsacNoodle @MartianM00n @mphjack7 https://archive.org/details/cu31924072483419/page/363/mode/1up
relavent sections begins page 363
please delight in this kvetching footnot on page 364
"‘This pleasing homily, which precedes a collection of the most atrocious laws ever devised for the suppression of human thought and the persecution of heretics—with the sole exception of the rules of the Inquisition, of which it is the prototype—is extremely edifying. The confidence and assurance of a heavenly recompense, expressed by the pious king in whose name this edict was promulgated, reveals the degrading superstition of the time, and the absolute domination of the monarch by his spiritual advisers.—[ED."

" Nor shall any Jew, in honor of his ancient, erroneous belief, observe any festival days, great or small; or attempt their observance; or desist from labor upon any holidays; or hereafter keep the Sabbath, or any other sacred days prescribed by his rites, or attempt to do so. Anyone detected violating this law shall be liable to the condemnation and penalty prescribed for the same"

in refrence to that maim which i will not quote to relieve passing readers of the foul image
"Whoever is proved to have voluntarily performed, or submitted to it, shall be punished with the utmost severity of the law."
an apparent contrast to all supposed virtuos subjectors i dont believe even hitler outlawed it so i prefer the visigoths

"VIII. Jews shall not Divide their Food into Clean and Unclean, According to their Custom."

"IX. No Jew shall Subject a Christian to Torture.

We especially decree, by the following law, that it shall not be lawful for any Jew to testify against a Christian in any legal proceeding, or business transaction, even though said Christian should be of the lowest rank or a slave; nor shall a Jew prosecute a Christian, in any action at law; or sue him upon any written contract; or subject him to torture for any reason whatever. For it seems sacrilegious to prefer an infidel to him who is a believer, and to subject the members of the followers of Christ to torture inflicted by his adversaries. If, however, Jews should have causes of action among themselves, they shall have the right, under the law, to testify against each other; and to put their slaves to the torture in the presence of Christian judges."

"Jews, whether baptized or unbaptized, are therefore forbidden to testify against Christians. The descendants of Jews, however, if they are of good morals, and adherents of the Faith, shall be permitted to give evidence among Christians; but not unless their morals and their belief shall be vouched for by either the king, a priest or a judge."

"and it is hereby decreed that whoever attempts to commit any of the crimes prohibited by former laws, or contained in any amendments to the same, or presumes to act in defiance of said laws, shall be either stoned to death, or burned by such of his own countrymen as may have entered into an agreement to do so. However, if the king, in his mercy, should decide to spare the life of such a criminal, he shall be delivered up as a slave to whomever the king may select, and all his property shall be given to others; and this shall be done in such a way that the culprit can never come into possession of his property again, or recover his liberty in the future."

"XV. All Christians are Forbidden to Defend or Protect a Jew, by Either Force or Favor."

i am unable to find the section the following quote refers to but as 7 is the age children traditionally begin apprenticeship so it is believable, it is likely in another less constitutional law as this lawcode leaves the king almost entirely free to do anything, however he does eloquently preach about whomever ceasing to up hold that law being the anti christ
"The persons upon whom the King bestowed the enslaved Jews would have to sign an undertaking never to allow them to practise their rites. Finally, their children would be taken from them when they reached the age of 7 years and would be handed over to devout Christians to be brought up and in due course married off to Christians."