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Select part 19 Necessary Things in a Gorsedd A case of court and church A case of land and earth A case on boundaries A case on suretyship A letter in a later hand A man's means of getting goods A plaint for land Abettor Absent theft Accidental blows Accidental fire Accusing a man of handling stolen property Accusing of theft Accusing someone of thieving Additional Officers Additional on land Age of the world Agweddi Appealing to God Bestiality Birth and rearing Blinding by a branch Blows Bondsman with a manor Bondsmen Bondsmen and others Bondsmen and renders Book of Cynog Book of Cynyr ap Cadwgan Borrowing Borrowing and pledges Breaking co-tillage contract Briduw Bruises Canones Wallici Car-starting Case of rape Case of theft Charter of Hywel Dda Church land, Clerical law Church law Church protection Claiming a foreigner Claiming theft Clerics Closing sentence Co-tillage Coming of age Compiling the law Conspiracies Contention Contract Corn Damage Corpses Court justice Crime against the lord Crosses Customs Cyhyryn canastr Damwain Damweiniau Damweiniau I Damweiniau II Dead animals Dead foreigner on a man's land Dead testimony Dead-house Debts Delays in law Denial Denial of goods Denial of woodland and conspiracies Denying a pledge Denying a son Denying galanas for frightening a woman Denying joint land [Fragment] Denying oaths Denying stealing an animal Deposits Dirwy Dispute and compurgation against a thief Disputing Division Division of galanas Ebediw (death duty) Enclosure Entitled land Equality Exchange Family law Fifteen lower officers Fifteen thieves Final division Fire Fire or hot iron Fishing Five keys of a justice Footholder's dues to the king Foreigners Four bound Cases Four keys of justiceship Four men whose plaint is heard Four necessities of justice Galanas Galanas and sarhaed Galanas of the owner of a weapon Giving a woman Goods taken in war Guarantor Gwestfa and Dawnbwyd Half sentence Heading Heavy blow Heir of king's land Holding a lawful session Hosting Hosting the king and his court Houses Hunting Illegible text Impounding Injury to an animal Innocent bystander Interrogatories Introduction Introduction to the laws of country Joint-heirs Judgement Judgement in court on the earth Justice's duties Keeping before loss Killing and attacks King's sarhaed King's supper-giver Land Land case according to the Gwynedd method Land case diagram Land law Land where killing occurs Law of borrowing Law of gold Law of silver Lawful animals Lawful defence Legal cases Legal text Liability to despoil Loans Lord's right to goods Losing a case through a wrong word Maer and cynghellor Maer and Cynghellor Maintainers Manors and renders Men who ought to be maintainers Men whose testimony does not stand Miscellaneous Mother-right Naw affaith carennydd Needs of the edling Negligence Nine tongued-ones Nines of law Ninth days Note on the origin of the manuscript Notes in a later hand; not very legible Oaths Objecting to knowers Objection Objection before time Office and privilege of a justice Office of a justice On anoddau On arddelw On augmentation On bonds On camlwrw On claiming and pledges On claims On corn damage On crosses On dadannudd On equal claims On faulty oaths On fore oaths On judgement On land On law On lawful periods On losing goods On maintainers On mother-right On oaths On pleading On relatives On sessions On setting boundaries On summonses On the court On the king's goods On theft On theft, rape and surreption On witnesses Order of the Court Other officers Other things Paying land for galanas Personal names Pets Pigs and hunting Pigs in woods and corn Plaints Pleadings Pleadings on suretyship Ploughing and co-tillage Pope Anastasius Practices of law Privilege Privilege of the court Privileges of Arfon Prologue Prologue to laws of country Protections Proverbs Provosts and galanas Public wrongdoing Punishments for galanas Punishments for theft Queen's sarhaed Rape Rape of women Relics in a land case Religious text Rental Rhingyll Rhingyll's sarhaed Rights of builders Sarhaed and galanas of four countries Sarhaed and value Sarhaed, galanas and value Set periods Setting boundaries Seven bishop-houses of Dyfed Seven Keys of Justiceship Seven women whose sons are not entitled to land Six ways of losing land Slave Slaves Special sessions Stance in pleadings Stating the extent of a claim Status in a duel Status of the court and poetry Stay of sworn appraisal Stealth killing Summoning a man Surety Suretyship Surreption Swearing for land Testing judges Text in a different hand The Elements of the Law of Hywel The Heir-apparent The king's company The King's Officers The Queen's Officers The three books of law The Twelves of Law The Twenty-four Officers The value of limbs The words of the Seven Wise Theft Theft in absence Theft present Theft with denial and compurgation Theft without denial and compurgation Thieves, witnesses Things of equal value This is the law of the court Three Columns of Law Three cries Three high courts Three lawful agweddi Three places a man should state the extent of his claim Three places the law divides Three reasons a man loses patrimony Three secrets Three strayings of law Three things a man loses in pleadings Three timbers Time for court and church Time for oaths Time to answer Triad collection Triads Triads - Extended Collection Triads on fire Triads on galanas Triads on land Triads on theft Triads, justices and judging Triads, various subjects Twelve Unwise Two important dates Two men with no galanas Unintentional acts Unwritten law Value of kilns Value of medical treatment Value of Wild and Tame Values Verdict and compurgation of the country Violence in absence Warranty Warranty Weapons Where there ought to be maintainers Witness on surety Witnesses Witnesses and testimony Women Wrong decision Wrong judgements Wrongful detention
Select section Abetment for theft According to the men of Powys Accusation Agricultural work, with owner's permission Agriculture All bonds useable Animals Animals of the hunt Argae terfyn, judgement Bakeress Banishment Bees Blood, exchange of goods Bondsmen Book of Cynog Borders Borrowing, admitting a killing, theft Boundaries Bruises Buildings Burning through wildfire Butler Camlwrw Captain of the Household Case for land Cats Cattle Cattle and animals Cattle and oxen Chamber Doorkeeper Chamberlain Chamberlain Chambermaid Chandler Chief groom Chief Huntsman Chief of song Church and land Church land and the king Church land law Claim of final division Claiming a usable claim Claiming church land Claiming days Claiming land Claiming land through division Claiming land, manors Close Coastal land law Conspiracies, animals Cook Court Blacksmith Court Justice Court justice Court justice - justice and judgement Court officer Court poet Dadannudd Damweiniau Dawnbwyd (food renders) Denial, accusation Denial, oaths Denial, wrong and animals Denying a dog or a bird Despoiling Diofryd, riding Dirwy, fighting, king's protection Distain (apparitor) Division of land Division of patrimony and inheritance of land Dogs Doorkeeper Dung maer Eight packhorses of the king Equipment, furniture, weapons Evidence (nine tongued-ones) Evidence of a justice Evidence, excuses, despoiling Exchange of property Falconer Falconer, huntsman Falcons Fines, harps Fire Footholder Foreigners Four men who have no refuge Fours Fueller Gafael, forfeited life, claiming Gaining and losing land Galanas Galanas, injuries Geese Geese and chickens Geldable Land Groom of the Rein Gwestfa (food provision) Gwestfa and dawnbwyd Hall doorkeeper Handmaid Head of kindred Head of kindred and noblemen Hiring a horse Horses Horses (continued) Hunting Hunting rules Introduction Judgement in the absence of a party Justice Justice and judgement Justice and judging Keeping a guest Killing animals King and queen King's bondsmen King's equipment King's right to liquor from all free manors King's rights King's rights on the commote King's rights, the host Land Land and other Land case Land law, legal process Land measurements Land Ownership Latin books Launderess Law closing Law of a son Law of the court Lawful excuses Lawful measurements and Dyfnwal Moelmud Legal activity Legal cases Legal process, swearing Lineage and Descent Maer and Cynghellor Maer and cynghellor Mead Brewer Mediciner Method of dividing a township Murder Nine abetments of fire Nine abetments of galanas Nine abetments of theft Nobleman's claim on bondsman's land Officers arguing Officers' rights On a boundary claim On claims, on theft On fire On knowers On objection Ordinary officers Other rights Payments Pigs Porter Priest of the Household Privilege through the mother Procedure Prologue Prologue and explanation about laws of court Prologue to fifteen lower officers Queen's Chamberlain Queen's Chandler Queen's Chief Groom Queen's Cook Queen's Distain Queen's doorkeeper Queen's Groom of the rein Queen's Priest Rape Ready-made clothing Rhingyll Right to sell land Sarhadau Sarhaed and augmentation Sarhaed, galanas, worth Secret sustenance, on plaints Service for land Setting boundaries Shared land Sheep and goats Silentiary Skins Son with no heir Stags Stays of sworn appraisal Sureties Surety failing of goods Surreption in absence Taking over land Teithi and values Teithi of men and women The Household The king and his rights The king's rights Theft Theft, male animal Three indispensibles Three men who get moveable goods Three men who maintain land Three men who may not be sold Three men who may not bring plaints, Three goods without surety Three men who ought not listen or answer Three middle men Three ownerships of land Three precious things Three services for the court priest Three unlawful animals Thri men who ought not stand in judgment, Three common things Transferring land ownership Trees Trespass Triad collection Triads Triads on cases and court order Triads on land Triads, legal cases Two impediments Unlawful men, wrongs, blows Usability, breaking a vow Value of horses Value of limbs Various plaints, triads Watchman Weapons, theft Witnesses Women and land Women and suretyship Women, animals
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