The origin and development of the moral ideas

by Edward Westermarck

[205] Smaragdus, Via Regia, 30 (d’Achery, Spicilegium, i. 253).

[206] de Boulainvilliers, Histoire de l’ancien gouvernement de la France, i. 312.

[207] Speculum Saxonum, iii. 42 (Goldast, Collectio consuetudinum et legum imperialium, p. 158).

[208] Du Cange, op. cit. iv. 460 sqq. Potgiesser, op. cit. iv. 12. 5, p. 751 sqq. Muratori, op. cit. i. 249. Robertson, op. cit. i. 323. Milman, op. cit. ii. 51 sq.

[209] Marculfus, Formulæ, ii. 32 (Migne, op. cit. lxxxvii. 747).

[210] Ibid. ii. 33 (Migne, op. cit. lxxxvii. 748).

[211] Marculfus, Formulæ, ii. 34 (Migne, op. cit. lxxxvii. 748).

[212] Babington, op. cit. p. 61, n. 6.

[213] Formulæ Bignonianæ, 2, ‘Venditio de servo’ (Baluze, Capitularia regum Francorum, ii. 497):—“Domino magnifico fratri illi emptori, ego in Dei nomine ille venditor.”

[214] Millar, Origin of the Distinction of Ranks, p. 274 sq.