Legal Culture in the Early Medieval West: Law As Text, Image and Experience

Patrick Wormald

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Lex scripta and verbum regis legislation and Germanic kingship from Euric to Canute Frederic William Maitland and the earliest English law BL Cotton MS Otho B xi - a supplementary note Quadripartitus Laga Eadwardi - textus roffensis and its context the Lambarde problem - 80 years on inter cetera bona genti suae - lawmaking and peacekeeping in the earliest English kingdoms in search of King Offa's law code Archbishop Wulfstan and the holiness of society a handlist of Anglo-Saxon lawsuits charters, law and the settlement of disputes in Anglo-Saxon England lordship and justice in the early English kingdom Oswaldslow revisited giving God and king their due - conflict and its regulation in the early English state Engla-Lond - the making of an allegiance.

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