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363 210. Homage 364 211. Homage 364 212. Homage 364 213. Homage 364 214. Homage of Edward III to Philip VI, 1329 365 215. Feudal aids 367 216. Feudal aids 367 217. Feudal aids, etc 367 218. Homage of the count of Champagne to the duke of Burgundy, 1143 368 219. Homage of the count of Champagne to Philip II, 1198 369 220. Homage of the count of Champagne to the duke of Burgundy, 1200 371 221. Letter of Blanche of Champagne to Philip II, 1201 371 222. Letter of Philip II to Blanche 372 223. Homage of the count of Champagne to the bishop of Langres, 1214 372 224. Homage of the count of Champagne to the bishop of Châlons, 1214. 373 225. Homage of the count of Champagne to the abbot of St. Denis, 1226 373 226. List of the fiefs of the count of Champagne, ca. 1172 374 227. Sum of the knights of the count of Champagne 375 228. Extent of the domain lands of the count of Champagne, ca. 1215 377 229. Feudal law of Conrad II, 1037 383 230. Feudal law of Frederick I for Italy, 1158 385 Section VII. Courts, Judicial Processes, and the Peace 388–431 231. Sachsenspiegel 391 232. Frederick II appoints a justiciar and a court secretary, 1235 398 233. Peace of Eger, 1389 399 234. Ordeal by hot water 401 235. Ordeal by hot iron 404 236. Ordeal by cold water 406 237. Ordeal by cold water 408 238. Ordeal by the barley bread 409 239. Ordeal by bread and cheese 410 240. Peace of God, 989 412 241. Peace of God, 990 412 242. Truce of God, 1035–41 414 243. Truce of God, ca. 1041 416 244. Truce of God, 1063 417 245. Peace of the land, Henry IV, 1103 419 246. Peace of the land for Elsass, 1085–1103 419 247. Decree of Frederick I concerning the peace, 1156 422 248. Peace of the land for Italy, Frederick I, 1158 425 249. Perpetual peace of the land, Maximilian I, 1495 427 250. Establishment of a supreme court, 1495 430 Section VIII. Monasticism 432–509 251. The rule of St. Benedict, ca. 530 432 252. Oath of the Benedictines 485 253. Monk’s vow 485 254. Monk’s vow 485 255. Monk’s vow 486 256. Monk’s vow 486 257. Written profession of a monk 486 258. Ceremony of receiving a monk into the monastery 488 259. Offering of a child to the monastery 489 260. Offering of a child to the monastery 489 261. Commendatory letter 489 262. Commendatory letter 490 263. General letter 490 264. Letter of dismissal 490 265. Rule of St. Chrodegang, ca. 744 491 265 a. Origin of the Templars, 1119 492 266. Anastasius IV grants privileges to the Knights of St. John, 1154 494 267. Innocent III to the bishops of France; simony in the monasteries, 1211 496 268. Innocent III grants the use of the mitre to the abbot of Marseilles, 1204 497 269. Rule of St. Francis, 1223 498