Table of Contents

Part I. General: 1. Problems of context; 2. Legal influences; 3. Political commitment; 4. The complex of Tribonian; 5. The genesis of the Francogallia; 6. The sources; 7. The argument; 8. Early responses; 9. The edition of 1576; 10. Change of front; 11. The edition of 1586; 12. The tradition of Francogallia; Part II. Technical Aspects of this Edition: 1. The Latin text; 2. Latin variurum footnotes; 3. Identification of Hotman's sources; 4. The English translation; The text.

Promotional Information

This is an intricate collation of the variorum Latin readings by Professor Giesey of Hotman's Francogallia.