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Bretha Crólige

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Bretha Crólige, Old Irish for Judgements on Blood-lyings, is an early Irish legal tract on the law of illegal injury and on the institution of sick-maintenance. It is the thirty-third text in the Senchas Már and directly precedes Bretha Déin Chécht, a sister tract on illegal injury, so the two sit side by side in that collection and treat closely related subject matter of injury and its legal consequences.

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Bretha Crólige (Wikipedia)
  • In Legal System: Legal system of Saudi Arabia, Lead paragraph
    is an early Irish legal tract on the law of illegal injury
  • In Group: Brehon Law, Introduction, sentence 1
    Bretha Crólige (Old Irish for "Judgements on Blood-lyings") is an early Irish legal tract on the law of illegal injury and the institution of "sick-maintenance".
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