"De Missis Dominicis" explores the historical and legal aspects of the Missi Dominici, officials deployed by Charlemagne and his successors throughout the Carolingian Empire. These royal envoys played a crucial role in enforcing laws, administering justice, and maintaining imperial authority across the vast kingdom. This book delves into their responsibilities, powers, and impact on medieval governance.
Authored by Fran ois de Roye and Johann Wendelin Neuhaus, this work provides valuable insights into the legal and political structures of the Frankish Kingdom, offering a detailed examination of the Missi Dominici's functions and their enduring influence on European legal history. It is essential reading for scholars and enthusiasts interested in medieval history, legal history, and the Carolingian era.
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