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Footnotes

[131]

See his third Capitulary of the year 811, p. 486, art. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, and 8; and the first Capitulary of the year 812, p. 490, art. 1; and the Capitulary of the year 812, p. 494, art. 9 and 11, etc.

[132]

See the "Capitulary de Villis" in the year 800; his second Capitulary of the year 813, art. 6 and 19; and the fifth book of the "Capitularies," art. 303.

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"Capitulary de Villis," art. 39. See this whole Capitulary, which is a masterpiece of prudence, good administration, and economy.