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Geþyncðo

Geþyncðo (also Geþyncðu), meaning “Dignities”, is the title given to an Old English legal tract on status and social mobility, probably written by Wulfstan (II), Archbishop of York between 1002 and 1023. It is sometimes known as one of the so-called 'promotion laws', along with Norðlleoda laga, and both these texts belong to a legal compilation on…

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Genre
legal tract
Also known as
Be wergeldum 7 be geðinðum (in Cambridge, CCC MS 201); Be leode geþincðum 7 lage (in Textus Roffensis); De veteri consuetudine promotionum (in Quadripartitus)
Author(s)
probably Wulfstan (II), Archbishop of York
Language
Old English
Manuscript(s)
(1) Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 201 (associated with Wulfstan); (2) Textus Roffensis; (3) Quadripartitus MSS.

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Geþyncðo

Nodes27
Edges26
Triples42
Avg. degree1.93
Density0.074074
Components1

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Geþyncðo

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related to The Geþyncðu group: manuscripts and texts · 37
Geþyncðo → Anglo-Saxon, As, Að, Both Textus Roffensis, Cambridge, Canterbury, CCC, Compensation, Corpus, Danelaw, England, Geþyncðu, Hadbot, It, Latin, Mercia, Mercian, Mircna, MS, North-people's
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Geþyncðo → Be wergeldum 7 be geðinðum (in Cambridge, CCC MS 201); Be leode geþincðum 7 lage (in Textus Roffensis); De veteri consuetudine promotionum (in Quadripartitus)
Author(s) · 1
Geþyncðo → probably Wulfstan (II), Archbishop of York
Genre · 1
Geþyncðo → legal tract
Language · 1
Geþyncðo → Old English
Manuscript(s) · 1
Geþyncðo → (1) Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 201 (associated with Wulfstan); (2) Textus Roffensis; (3) Quadripartitus MSS.

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geþyncðu texts english england status legal quadripartitus wormald anglo-saxon textus roffensis social group also old thegn pp documents one manuscripts

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GeþyncðoAlso known asBe wergeldum 7 be geðinðum (in Cambridge, CCC MS 201); Be leode geþincðum 7 lage (in Textus Roffensis); De veteri consuetudine promotionum (in Quadripartitus)1.00infobox
GeþyncðoAuthor(s)probably Wulfstan (II), Archbishop of York1.00infobox
GeþyncðoGenrelegal tract1.00infobox
GeþyncðoLanguageOld English1.00infobox
GeþyncðoManuscript(s)(1) Cambridge, Corpus Christi College, MS 201 (associated with Wulfstan); (2) Textus Roffensis; (3) Quadripartitus MSS.1.00infobox
Geþyncðorelated to The Geþyncðu group: manuscripts and textsTaking0.60section
Geþyncðorelated to The Geþyncðu group: manuscripts and textsGeþyncðu0.60section
Geþyncðorelated to The Geþyncðu group: manuscripts and textsPatrick Wormald0.60section
Geþyncðorelated to The Geþyncðu group: manuscripts and textsThe0.60section
Geþyncðorelated to The Geþyncðu group: manuscripts and textsWorcester0.60section
Geþyncðorelated to The Geþyncðu group: manuscripts and textsWulfstan's0.60section
Geþyncðorelated to The Geþyncðu group: manuscripts and textsCambridge0.60section

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