How did the authors of the Breviarium Alaricanum work? The example of the laws on Jews.
To understand the authors of the Breviarium Alaricanum (a law code collected in sixth-century Aquitaine) - their purpose, their logic and their methods - it is necessary to undertake an internal study of the work itself. Thus, this article will analyse the code, focusing on those laws that concern t...
| Publicado en: | Historical Research Vol. 86; no. 233; pp. 408 - 416 |
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