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published in an
article (Landau, Peter: Die
Entstehungsgeschichte des
Sachsenspiegels: Eike von Repgow,
Altzelle und die anglo-normannische Kanonistik; Monumenta...
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courtly romances such as
Parzival and Tristan. Also
noteworthy is the
Sachsenspiegel, the
first book of laws
written in
Middle Low
German (c. 1220). The...
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Sachsenspiegel (German: [ˈzaksn̩ˌʃpiːɡl̩] ;
literally "Saxon Mirror") is a news
programme on MDR Fernsehen, the
regional television station of the German...
- punishment" for
highwaymen and
street thieves, and was set out in the
Sachsenspiegel for murder, and
arson that
resulted in fatalities.
Those convicted as...
- are shaven, but the hair is
surely short. The
clearest proof are the
Sachsenspiegel illustrations - all
Wends in the
illustrations (in
contrast with the...
- learning: "Über die Heimat," 1852 "Genealogie der
Handschriften des
Sachsenspiegels," 1859 "Die Stadtbücher des Mittelalters," 1860 "Der Dreissigste,"...
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Middle Ages and has been do****ented in
writing since about 1225–34 (
Sachsenspiegel).
During the
Hanseatic period (from
about 1300 to
about 1600), Middle...
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Klenkok (Klenke) (d. 1374),
author of the Decadicon, an
attack on the
Sachsenspiegel.
Simon of
Cremona (d. 1390), a well-known preacher.
Johann Hiltalinger...
- A 1385 copy of the
Sachsenspiegel, a
German legal code,
written on
parchment with
straps and
clasps on the binding...
- 1220 and 1230, a
Saxon administrator, Eike von Repgow,
composed the
Sachsenspiegel,
which became the
supreme law used in
parts of
Germany as late as 1900...
