Calling a person a "fox" or "hare" is a fine of three shillings.
A man who calls a woman a harlot would have to pay 1800 denars. Calling a person a "fox" or "hare" is a fine of three shillings. The final section deals with the distribution of the Wergeld while title 57 deals with the Chrenecruda. Containing a long list of fines called a compositio, it is primarily a penal and procedural code. A branch of the Franks gives its name to, for 10 points, what Teutonic law code that excludes women from inheriting property, and thus kept the succession to the French throne entirely in the male line.
A man who calls a woman a harlot would have to pay 1800 denars.
{Salic} Law