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Rule and Conflict in an Early Medieval Society: Ottonian Saxony. By Karl J. Leyser. Pp. x + 190 + 2 maps, 4 plates and table. London: Edward Arnold, 1979. £12.50.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 March 2011

Walter Ullmann
Affiliation:
Trinity College, Cambridge

Abstract

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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1980

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References

1 Here the study of Holtzmann, W., Heinrich I. und die Heilige Lanze. Bonn 1947.Google Scholar might perhaps have proved usetul. See also Schramm, P. E., Kaiser. Känige und Päpste, iii. Stuttgart 1969, 76, 1161, 1241Google Scholar.

2 For the ‘election’ of Oito 1 (as lor most other matters concerned with royal elections) the fundamental work by Mitteis, H., Die deutsche Königswahl, 2nd edn., Munich 1944, 53ff.Google Scholar is still indispensable.

3 It would be quite a fascinating task to examine the (later) pope as vicar of Christ and his justice.

4 The identity of etymological roots of the Munt and the Roman Manus (the core of the tuitio) was shown by Wenger, L., ‘Hausgewalt und Staatsgewalt im römischen Altertum’ in Miscellanea Francesco Ehrle, ii (= Studi e Testi, cxxxviii, 1924), 1ff,Google Scholar here 24. See Calasso, F., Medio evo del diritto, Milan 1954, 112 n. 13Google Scholar.