 | Edward Augustus Freeman - 1870 - 802 pages
...well-known passages in Bromton (942, 957) and the Dialogus de Scaecario (ap. Madox, Exchequer, p. 37). In all these passages (except perhaps in that of Bromton,...redditio propter piratas primitus statuta est. Patriam eiiini infestantes, vastatioui ejus pro posse suo iusistebant ; aed ad eorum insolentiam reprimendam... | |
 | Edward Augustus Freeman - 1877 - 758 pages
...instance. It occurs also in the so-called Laws of End ward, c. n (Schmid, 496; see also R. Howden, ii. 223), in the Laws of Henry the First, first in...infestantes, vastationi ejus pro posse suo insistebant; Bed ad eorum insoleiitiaiu repiimendam statutum est Denegelduui annuatim reddendum; ie duodecim denarios... | |
 | Edward A. Freeman - 1877 - 784 pages
...these passages (except perhaps in that of Bromton, who calls it " tallaginm datum Danis") the Danegcld is described as a tax levied, not to buy off Danes,...vastationi ejus pro posse suo insistebant ; sed ad eorum insolcntiam rep1imendam statutum est Denegeldum annuatim reddendum; ie duodecim denarios de unaque... | |
 | Johannes C. H. R. Steenstrup - 1882 - 428 pages
...Fjender til at gives til Landets Forsvarere, har han ikke set. kjenderens Love Kap. 11: „Denegildi redditio propter piratas primitus statuta est. Patriam...infestantes, vastationi ejus pro posse suo insistebant. Ad eorum quidem insolentiam reprimendam statutum est Danegeldum annuatim reddendum ie 12 denarios de... | |
 | Johannes Christoffer Hagemann Reinhardt Steenstrup - 1882 - 428 pages
...Danesjæld, men dens Overgang fra at adredes til de danske Fjender kjenderens Love Kap. 11: „Denegildi redditio propter piratas primitus statuta est. Patriam...infestantes, vastationi ejus pro posse suo insistebant. Ad eorum quidem insolentiam reprimendam statutum est Danegeldum annuatim reddendum ie 12 denarios de... | |
 | Charles Du Fresne Du Cange (sieur) - 1884 - 646 pages
...datum Danis, id est, 3. den. de qualibet bovata terree. Leges Edward! Confess, cap. 11 : Danegeldi redditio propter piratas primitus statuta est. Patriam enim infestantes, vastationi ejus pro posse insistebant. Ad eorum quidem insolentiam reprimendam statutum est Danegeldum annuatim reddi, scilicet... | |
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Scaccario (ap. Madox, Exchequer, p. 27). In all these passages (except perhaps in that of Bromton, who calls it " tallagium datum Danis") the Danegeld is described as a tax levied, not to buy off Danes, but to hire mercenaries, whether Danes or others,... 