- The
Instituta Cnuti, in full
Instituta Cnuti aliorumque regum Anglorum (Institutes of Cnut and
other kings of the English), is a
legal compilation that...
-
Cnuti Henry I's
Coronation Charter *[Leis Willelme] *Henry I's
London Charter *[Leges
Edwardi Confessoris] *Leges
Henrici Primi *[Consiliatio
Cnuti]...
- matters). As well as
surviving in the
later Latin translation of the
Instituta Cnuti, the laws of Cnut
survive in four m****cripts: London,
British Library,...
-
other translations of Cnut's laws, namely, the
Consiliatio Cnuti and the
Instituta Cnuti. To
these should be
added Pseudo-Cnut's
Constitutiones de Foresta...
- into
Latin during the
reign of Cnut as the
third part of the
Instituta Cnuti, and
survives in the
following m****cripts:: 8
Rochester Cathedral Library...
-
corpus Domini permittatur ut se purget."
Great Britain (1840). "Legis
Regis Cnuti", v.
Ancient Laws and
Institutes of England.
Printed by G. E. Eyre and A...
-
connection on
chronological grounds, but
while Reusner names Agatha as
Cnuti Dani F[ilii] he used the name Cnut for both the king now
remembered by that...
- Quadripartitus,
parts of the
Leges Edwardi Regis, the
Instituta Cnuti, and the
Consiliatio Cnuti. It is
possible the
Leges Willhelmi was also
written during...
-
Unready and Cnut. Most of
these preconquest law codes,
including Instituta Cnuti, have only
survived in
postconquest Church compilations the
earliest of...
- Whitelock, EHD I, p. 432. This line is
cited in
Latin in the
Instituta Cnuti. Abels, R.P.
Lordship and
Military Obligation in Anglo-Saxon England. London...
