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Weregild (also
spelled wergild,
wergeld (in archaic/historical
usage of English), weregeld, etc.), also
known as man
price (blood money), was a precept...
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killed three of Arthur's soldiers, and
Arthur demands a herd of
cattle as
wergeld for his men.
Cadoc delivers them as demanded, but when
Arthur takes possession...
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legally entitled to
atonement reparation of
three times their "Weregild" (
Wergeld)
value from a
guilty person or party. Such
knights were
known as Edelfreie...
- much
economic or
political power in Scandinavia, they were
still given a
wergeld, or a man's price:
there was a
monetary penalty for
unlawfully killing...
- enjo****
certain advantages,
entitled to
royal ****istance and protection; his
wergeld was
three times that of an
ordinary Frank; the
slayer of a
Frank was paid...
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would not need any oath-helpers
because his
wergeld equaled 1200 shillings. However, a
ceorl (200
shilling wergeld)
would need oath-helpers. When a defendant...
- life and all that he owns ... or to
clear himself by the king's [lord's]
wergeld."
Women were
considered the
legal property of
their husbands, and so a...
- regis") of churches, widows, orphans, and the like. He enjo**** a
triple "
wergeld", but had no
definite salary,
being remunerated by
receipt of specific...
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August 2020.
Retrieved 14
March 2023. "Etymology,
origin and
meaning of
wergeld". www.etymonline.com.
Archived from the
original on 5 June 2022. Retrieved...
- injuries, the
Burgundian Code also
incorporates the
wergeld,
another Germanic institution. Drew
defines wergelds as "the sum at
which a man was
valued and by...
