- The Lex
Alamannorum and
Pactus Alamannorum were two
early medieval law
codes of the Alamanni. They were
first edited in
parts in 1530 by
Johannes Sichard...
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Alemanni were
gradually Christianized during the
seventh century. The Lex
Alamannorum is a
record of
their customary law
during this period.
Until the eighth...
- name. One of the
three m****cripts
groups of the Lex
Alamannorum is
called the Lex
Alamannorum Hlotharii because of its
invocation of Chlothar. The Liber...
- its west or
Bavaria to its east. The
first Alamannic law code,
Pactus Alamannorum,
dates to this period. The
Roman dioceses of
Strasbourg and
Basel covered...
-
later Anglo-Saxon and
continental law codes. In the 8th century, the Lex
Alamannorum sets the
weregild for a duke or
archbishop at
three times the
basic value...
-
groups were
recorded in the
early medieval period (Lex Baiuvariorum, Lex
Alamannorum, Lex
Salica and Lex Ripuaria, Lex Saxonum, Lex
Frisionum and Lex Thuringorum)...
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ability to do
skilled work), the
compensation was 15
shillings (Leges
Alamannorum 41). P.H.
Sawyer (2002).
Kings and Vikings:
Scandinavia and
Europe AD...
- they
acted without Frankish authority,
issuing law
codes like the Lex
Alamannorum without Carolingian consultation. As
recorded in the
Alemannia source...
- the
thing stood under the
protection of Tyr in
pagan times. The
Leges Alamannorum specified that all free men were
required to
appear at a po****r ****embly...
- Burgundionum,
applying separate codes for
Germans and for Romans; the
Pactus Alamannorum; and the
Salic Law of the Franks, all
written soon
after 500. In 506...
