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1. 11. wer-gheld . The wergild or compensation for murder and other injuries is an institution common to the barbarian laws. It was in vogue in England in Anglo-Saxon times.

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1. 4. Eonius Mummolus , Count of Auxerre, then made Patrician of Provence (Provincia). He was the greatest general of the time. He was murdered in 585 A.D., having favoured the pretender Gundowald.

1. 10. la nation des Langobards. Mummolus defeated the Lombards near Embrun, 572 A.D.

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