Evidence for Hiberno-Latin Thought in the Prologue to the Laws of Alfred.

The article examines possible sources for a prologue written by Anglo-Saxon king Alfred to his law code. Emphasis is given to the suggestions that Alfred's ideas were shaped by the Hiberno-Latin legal tradition and were adapted to develop the system of Anglo-Saxon customary law. Other topics include...

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Published in:Studies in Philology Vol. 108; no. 1; pp. 1 - 27
Main Author: Carella, Bryan
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Published: University of North Carolina Press Winter2011
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