Footnotes
[103]
See the "Capitulary of Charlemagne" in the year 812, arts. 3 and
4, ed. Baluzius, tome i, p. 491; and the edict of Pistes in the year 864,
art. 26, tome ii, p. 186.
[104]
Book ii of the "Capitularies," art. 28.
[105]
They were called Compagenses.
[106]
Published in the year 595, art. 1. See the "Capitularies," ed.
Baluzius, p. 20. These regulations were undoubtedly made by agreement.
[108]
"Capitulary of Charlemagne," in the year 812, art. 1 and 5, ed.
Baluzius, tome i, p. 490.
[109]
See the Capitulary of the year 803, published at Worms, ed
Baluzius, pp. 408, 410.
[110]
"Capitulary of Worms" in the year 803, edition of Baluzius, p.
409; and the council in the year 845, under Charles, the Bald, in verno
palatio, edition of Baluzius, tome ii, p. 17, art. 8.
[111]
The fifth Capitulary of the year 819, art. 27, edition of
Baluzius, p. 618.
[112]
Capitulary 11 in the year 812, art. 7, edition of Baluzius, i,
p. 494.
[113]
Capitulary i of the year 812, art. 5, edition of Baluzius, i,
p. 490.
[114]
In the year 812, cap. i, edition of Baluzius, p. 490.
[115]
Establishment of the French Monarchy, iii, book VI, cap. iv, p.
299.
[116]
Capitulary of the year 882, art. 11, apud vernis palatium,
edition of Baluzius, tome ii, p. 289.
