German mirror
The Deutschenspiegel (created around 1275 ), a so-called legal book , is a collection of common law by an Augsburg minority .
The German mirror was primarily based on the Saxon mirror , Roman law , canon law and Bavarian customary law.
In research, the Deutschenspiegel is seen as an essential preparatory work for the Schwabenspiegel . The title refers to the literary form of the mirror for medieval text collections.
The most important handwriting of the work, the Innsbrucker, is digitalized.
literature
- Karl August Eckhardt , Alfred Huebner (eds.): Deutschenspiegel and Augsburger Sachsenspiegel . 2nd edition Hahn, Hannover 1933, ISBN 3-7752-5103-0 , XVII, 288 pp. ( Monumenta Germaniae Historica ).
- Karl August Eckhardt (Ed.): Deutschenspiegel. Studia iuris Teutonici . Scientia-Verlag, Aalen 1971, ISBN 3-511-05053-7 , 378 pages (Bibliotheca rerum historicarum / Studia; Vol. 3).
- Eugen Freiherr von Müller: The Deutschenspiegel in its linguistic and stylistic relationship to the Sachsenspiegel and the Schwabenspiegel . Winter-Verlag, Heidelberg 1908, 180 pages (German law articles, Vol. 2, Issue 1)