[91] The same remark applies to Od. xv. 388, 452, where the ‘ransom’ and temporary bondage are connected with kidnapping by pirates.
[92] A murderer’s children are condemned to bondage for two or three generations in the Salic Law. Seebohm, op. cit. p. 164.
[93] Cf. the Chrenecruda of Salic Law by which poorer members throw the burden on the richer. Seebohm, p. 141.
[94] Seebohm, p. 328.
[95] Seebohm, p. 323.
[96] Seebohm, pp. 93-4.
[97] P. 42.
[98] P. 71.
[99] P. 129.
[100] P. 19.