Abecedarium (legal history)

Abecedarium (Mz. Abecedarium ) is the name given to the 14th and 15th century , mostly alphabetically arranged summaries of Roman and canonical law, then also of German law (according to Sachsenspiegel , Schwabenspiegel , Meißener Rechtsbuch, Magdeburg law , etc.).

swell

• Greifswald Abecedarium (1400)
• Preetzer Abecedarium (1402)
• Abecedarium from eighth to wounds (1414)
• Land law key (before 1421–1432)
• Legal cedarium of 2200 articles (1st half of the 15th century)
• Erlanger Promptuarium (end of the 15th century)
• Remissorium of Kaspar Popplau (1490–1493; Breslau )

literature

• Helgard Ulmschneider: Legal terms and conditions (German) . In: Author's Lexicon . The German literature of the Middle Ages. Vol. VII, 2nd edition, de Gruyter, Berlin - New York 1989, ISBN 3-11-011582-4 , Sp. 1058-1061
• Helgard Ulmschneider: The reception of German canonical literature by medieval legal books . In: Helgard Ulmschneider, Marlies Hamm (ed.): 'The legal sum ' of Brother Berthold. Investigations 1 . Niemeyer, Tübingen 1980, ISBN 3-484-10350-7 , pp. 143-211
• Anna Hedwig Benna: Abecedariums . In: Concise dictionary on German legal history . Vol. I, 1st edition, Erich Schmidt Verlag , Berlin 1971, ISBN 3-503-00015-1 , Sp. 5-6.
• Wieland Carls: Abecedariums . In: Concise dictionary on German legal history . Vol. I. 2nd edition, Erich Schmidt Verlag , Berlin 2008, ISBN 978-3-503-07912-4 , Sp. 6-8.

Further meanings: see Abecedarium