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first edited in
parts in 1530 by
Johannes Sichard in Basel. The
Pactus Alamannorum or
Pactus legis Alamannorum is the
older of the two codes,
dating to the...
- Tannen. Drew,
Katherine Fischer (1991). The laws of the
Salian Franks (
Pactus legis Salicae). Philadelphia:
University of
Pennsylvania Press. ISBN 0-8122-8256-6...
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following century,
French jurists adopted a
clause from the 6th
century Pactus Legis Salicae,
which ****erted that no
female or her
descendants could inherit...
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Military Colonies in Gaul,
Salian Ethnogenesis and the
Forgotten Meaning of
Pactus Legis Salicae 59.5".
Early Medieval Europe 4 (2): 129–44. Dierkens, Alain;...
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Francia to its west or
Bavaria to its east. The
first Alamannic law code,
Pactus Alamannorum,
dates to this period. The
Roman dioceses of
Strasbourg and...
- Lex Burgundionum,
applying separate codes for
Germans and for Romans; the
Pactus Alamannorum; and the
Salic Law of the Franks, all
written soon
after 500...
-
Lombard King Rothari. The next set of law
codes to be composed, the Lex and
Pactus Alemannorum and the Lex Bajuvariorum, were
written in the 8th century, probably...
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spoke against accusing others of
witchcraft (at all). For example, the
Pactus Legis Alamannorum, an
early 7th-century code of laws of the
Alemanni confederation...
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worldly rulers is also
visible in
legal history. In the
early seventh century Pactus Alamannorum hardly ever
mentions the
special privileges of the church, while...
- āctus (cf.
short vowel in
Ancient Gr**** ágō) PIE *ph₂gtos 'fortified' >
pāctus (cf.
short vowel in
Sanskrit pajrás) PIE *tegtos 'covered' > tēctus (cf...
