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Recent papers in Salic Law
Προπτυχιακή εργασία αναφορικά με τον πρώτο νόμο των Σαλίων Φράγκων.
The death of Louis X in 1316 triggered a succession crisis that had a longterm effect on history of France and its neighbours. The king left behind a pregnant wife and a young daughter, Jeanne. The subsequent death of her posthumous... more
A short journey into the meanders of French monarchy in medieval times, spanning a thousand years from the early middle ages right to the renaissance, discussing social and political issues.
PhD-dissertation Leiden University 2018 In this dissertation, I have reviewed the historical and sociolinguistic implications of some of the linguistic data that have been preserved from Merovingian Gaul. The data that was investigated... more
Mes premières réflexions sur l’interprétation des corpus manuscrits concernent les six manuscrits copiés à l’époque carolingienne qui comprennent des extraits de la loi salique sous le nom d’Extraits des livres des Romains et des Francs.... more
This is a short essay that glances at the concept of insults being used to incite formal feuds and violence in the construct of early Merovingian society, using Salic Law as a backdrop.
Lectures on World History of Law and State are aimed to present an evolutionary concept of legal history, based on the autonomous processual model of law, with emphasis on the development of the legal culture of peace.
Mes premières réflexions sur l’interprétation des corpus manuscrits concernent les six manuscrits copiés à l’époque carolingienne qui comprennent des extraits de la loi salique sous le nom d’Extraits des livres des Romains et des Francs.... more
The years 1316 and 1328 saw the end of the senior Capetians in France and the rise of the Valois, but what right did Philippe of Poitiers and Philippe of Valois really have to the throne and how did the Salic Law fit into the equation?
"De lance en quenouille" : The Place of the French Queen in the Modern State (14 -17th centuries). COSANDEY. Although the role of the queen has always been acknowledged in French historiography, few studies have examined the specific... more
Chapter Nine of Anne and Louis: Rulers and Lovers is a historically based fictional discussion between Antoine Dufour and Anne of Brittany, Queen of France on her 1504 commission of a book on the lives of illustrious women