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Superstition and Force

Note 105 — Chapter IV · SELECTION OF COMPURGATORS.

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Quoniam Attachiamenta cap. xxiv. §§ 1, 4; cap. lxxv. §§ 1, 4. In another subsequent code, in simple cases of theft, when the accuser had no testimony to substantiate his claim, thirty conjurators were necessary, of whom three must be nobles (Regiam Majestatem Lib. IV. c. 21). For the disputed date of the Regiam see Neilson, Trial by Combat, ch. 30.

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