Corpus Iuris Germanici Antiqui

This book is a comprehensive collection of Germanic law codes from the early middle ages. It includes the Salic Law, the Ripuarian Law, the Law of the Alamanni, the Law of the Bavarians, the Law of the Burgundians, the Frisian Law, the Law of the Angles and the Werini, the Saxon Law, the Edict of Theoderic, the Visigothic Laws, and the Edicts of the Lombard Kings. The codes are presented in their original Latin, with commentary by the editor. This is an invaluable resource for scholars of early medieval law and history.

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