- The Zakón
Súdnyi Liúdem ("Law for
Judging the People" or "Court Law for the People") is the
oldest preserved Slavic legal text. Its
source was Byzantine...
- to
check for
false accusations, as well.
Byzantine law
Nomocanon Zakon Sudnyi Liudem Kormchaia Merilo Pravednoye Church Statute of
Prince Vladimir Church...
- I to
provide legal texts. Eventually, the Законъ соудный людьмъ (Zakon
sudnyi ljud'm,
Court Law for the People), was compiled,
based heavily on the Byzantine...
- (Old
Church Slavonic)
language in 894.
Another important work is
Zakon Sudnyi Liudem, the
oldest preserved Slavic legal text,
written in Old Bulgarian...
-
naming of the
artifacts is
still open. The
contemporary legal text
Zakon Sudnyi Liudem preserves in the list of
fines for
various offenses the name of the...
-
Russkaya Pravda in
Extensive edition,
Church Statute of
Prince Yaroslav,
Zakon Sudnyi Liudem, Old
Russian law of 15—16th centuries,
including Novgorod law (reflected...
-
Kormchaia Book, and the
oldest Slavic and
Russian legal texts, the
Zakon Sudnyi Liudem, Vladimir's
Church Statute,
Russkaya Pravda, and "Legal rule on the...
- in
Kievan Rus' was the sudebniki, the most
famous of
which is the
Zakon Sudnyi Liudem (the
South Slavic legal Code of the 9th and 10th centuries, although...
-
Foreign sources Byzantine law,
including Nomocanon, see
Kormchaia Zakon Sudnyi Liudem Native sources It was in part a
record of oral law and
revision of...
-
Scholasticus and
Slavic alternation of the Eclogue [sr; de; fr] (Zakon
Sudnyi Liudem) The
Eclogue is a
Byzantine codex dating from the mid-eighth century...
