Västgötalagen_blad_21.jpg
Description Västgötalagen blad 21.jpg |
English:
Sheet number 21 from the
Early Westrogothic law
Svenska:
Blad nummer 21 av
Äldre Västgötalagen
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Date | Second half of the 13th century |
Source | Natanael Beckman. "Äldre Västgötalagen. Översatt och förklarad". Published by AB Norblads bokhandel, Uppsala 1924 |
Author | None |
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