The Laws of the Earliest English Kings
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" B, Ld. dominus. Quad. ^^ Dsege. B. TJssna. Ld. ^i Ld.
12 Ld. " syndon. B, Ld. " 7 wite. B. ^^ limleepeo. Ld, B.
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CAP. 6-10 107 § 5. And if he fights and wounds anyone', he shall forfeit his wergeld.
§ 6. If he strikes a man' dead, he shall then be outlawed, and he shall be pursued with hostility' by all those who wish to promote law and order.
§ 7. If he so acts as to bring about his own death by setting himself against the laws of Go...d and the king, no compensation shall be paid for him, if this can be proved.
7. If anyone proceeds to bargain on a Sunday, he shall forfeit the goods, and 12 ores' [in addition] in a Danish district, and 30 shillings in an English district.
§ 1. If a fi-eeman works during a church festival, he shall be reduced to slavery, or pay a fine or lahslit. A slave shall undergo the lash or pay the fine in lieu thereof § 2. If a slave is compelled to work by his lord during a church festival, he [the lord] shall pay lahslit within the Danelagh', and a fine in an English district.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^ Ld.
' ore. B, Ld. " friman. B. freoman. Ld.
" B, Ld. dominus. Quad. ^^ Dsege. B. TJssna. Ld. ^i Ld.
12 Ld. " syndon. B, Ld. " 7 wite. B. ^^ limleepeo. Ld, B.
'^ nihte. Ld.
CAP. 6-10 107 § 5. And if he fights and wounds anyone', he shall forfeit his wergeld.
§ 6. If he strikes a man' dead, he shall then be outlawed, and he shall be pursued with hostility' by all those who wish to promote law and order.
§ 7. If he so acts as to bring about his own death by setting himself against the laws of Go...d and the king, no compensation shall be paid for him, if this can be proved.
7. If anyone proceeds to bargain on a Sunday, he shall forfeit the goods, and 12 ores' [in addition] in a Danish district, and 30 shillings in an English district.
§ 1. If a fi-eeman works during a church festival, he shall be reduced to slavery, or pay a fine or lahslit. A slave shall undergo the lash or pay the fine in lieu thereof § 2. If a slave is compelled to work by his lord during a church festival, he [the lord] shall pay lahslit within the Danelagh', and a fine in an English district.
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