The body of laws in the Encartaciones of Biscay
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Abstract
The present work deals with the specific evolution of the law in the Encartaciones, an area in the west of Biscay. We include the various editions that were copied in modern times, these being the only ones that have come down to us. When analyzing the development of the law, Juan Nuñez de Lara’s Book (Cuaderno), written in 1342, is the starting point, followed by Gonzalo Moro’s Penal Ordinances of 1342. They will be reviewed and compared with the ordinances the latter dictated for Biscay and Guipuscoa. Finally, we will examine the Code of 1503. The Encartaciones Code was finally substituted by the Biscay Code in the 16th century.
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The Encartaciones of Biscay, Editions of the Encartaciones Code, Gonzalo Moro’s Biscay Ordinances, Encartaciones and Guipuscoa, Juan Nuñez de Lara’s Book of 1342, The Avellaneda Code, The Old Law of Biscay (1452), The Encartaciones Code (1503), The expiry of the Encartaciones Law