Property, Inheritance and the Restrictions of ‘Mund’: A Comparative Analysis of Female Inheritance and Property Rights in Early Medieval Germanic Law

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Ridder, Marius Zeger de (2020)

Property, Inheritance and the Restrictions of ‘Mund’: A Comparative Analysis of Female Inheritance and Property Rights in Early Medieval Germanic Law

Bachelor thesis | Engelse taal en cultuur (BA)

This thesis compares the property rights and inheritance rights of women in the Germanic laws of the Visigoths, Lombards and Anglo-Saxons from the sixth to the ninth century AD.

Author: Ridder, Marius Zeger de

Faculty: Faculty of Humanities

Specialisation: Philology

Supervisors: Porck, M.H.

ECTS Credits: 10

Language: en

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Property, Inheritance and the Restrictions of ‘Mund’: A Comparative Analysis of Female Inheritance and Property Rights in Early Medieval Germanic Law