Histoire Des Capitulaires Des Rois François De La Première Et Seconde Race, Ou Traduction De La Préface Mise Par Étienne Baluze À La Tête De Son Édition Des Capitulaires, Avec La Vie De Baluze... Publiées Par M. De Chiniac, ......

Histoire Des Capitulaires Des Rois François presents a historical analysis of the capitularies (laws or ordinances) of the Frankish kings during the Merovingian and Carolingian dynasties. This edition includes a translation of the preface by Étienne Baluze, a noted scholar of canon law and history, from his edition of the capitularies. Also featured is a biography of Baluze himself. Published by M. de Chiniac, this work provides valuable insights into the legal and political systems of early medieval France. It remains a significant resource for scholars interested in the development of French law and the history of the Frankish kingdoms.

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