A Source book for Mediæval History; Selected Documents Illustrating the History of Europe in the Middle Age
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(12) This peace is not intended to annul any of the laws of the empire or commands which have already been issued, but rather to strengthen them and to command that all men shall hereafter observe them.
250. The Establishment of a Supreme Court to Tkt Peace-breakers^ 1495. (German.) Datt, Volumen rerum Germanicarum novum, sive de pace imperii publica, p. 876.
We, Maximilian, etc., have, for good and sufficient reasons, established a general peace of the land throughout the Roman empire and Germ...any, and have ordered it to be observed. But it cannot be enforced without the proper support and protec- tion. Therefore at the advice of the electors, princes, and the general diet held here at Worms, for the common good, and for the honor of us and of the supreme court of the holy Roman empire, we have issued the following laws and regula- tions in regard to it. We will appoint a presiding judge of this court. He may be either a layman or a clergyman, a count or a nobleman. And we will elect sixteen assistant judges [who shall give the decision].
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(12) This peace is not intended to annul any of the laws of the empire or commands which have already been issued, but rather to strengthen them and to command that all men shall hereafter observe them.
250. The Establishment of a Supreme Court to Tkt Peace-breakers^ 1495. (German.) Datt, Volumen rerum Germanicarum novum, sive de pace imperii publica, p. 876.
We, Maximilian, etc., have, for good and sufficient reasons, established a general peace of the land throughout the Roman empire and Germ...any, and have ordered it to be observed. But it cannot be enforced without the proper support and protec- tion. Therefore at the advice of the electors, princes, and the general diet held here at Worms, for the common good, and for the honor of us and of the supreme court of the holy Roman empire, we have issued the following laws and regula- tions in regard to it. We will appoint a presiding judge of this court. He may be either a layman or a clergyman, a count or a nobleman. And we will elect sixteen assistant judges [who shall give the decision].
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