- The
Breviary of
Alaric (Breviarium
Alaricianum or Lex
Romana Visigothorum) is a
collection of
Roman law,
compiled by
Roman jurists and
issued by referendary...
- Copy of
Breviarium Alaricianum from
University of Auvergne, France, 10th century...
- the Visigoths. Here in 506
Alaric II drew up his code, the
Breviarium Alaricianum.
Famed Spanish bullfighter Iván Fandiño died at the Arènes Maurice-Lauche...
- code for his
Roman subjects. This is
generally known as the
Breviarium Alaricianum or
Breviary of Alaric. The
Montagne d'Alaric [fr] (Alaric's Mountain)...
-
compiled codices of law long before.
Unlike the 6th
century Breviarium Alaricianum of
Visigoth king
Alaric II, the
Edict was
mostly Germanic tribal law...
- king of the Visigoths,
promulgates the
Breviary of
Alaric (Breviarium
Alaricianum or Lex
Romana Visigothorum), a
collection of "Roman law". 880 – Battle...
-
Aegidius erroneously took here the
Epitome Aegidii for the
Breviarium Alaricianum.
Epitome Gai [it; de] Ps.-Paulus,
Pauli sententiae [it; de] 1519 Aquila...
- It was only in 506, when
Alaric II (484–507)
published his
Breviarium Alaricianum in
which he
adopted the laws of the
ousted Romans that a
Visigothic king...
- Pius
outlawing exercise of the jus naufragii.
Around 500 the
Breviarium Alaricianum of the Visigoths,
probably following Roman law,
forbade the custom. Theodoric...
