Meanings of capitulary in English

A capitulary of Charlemagne in

These scenes replete with dignity, took place in that Capitulary Hall now so shamefully defiled.

In the eighth century, one of Charlemagne's capitularies seems to have had a like purpose.

The Frankish capitularies of Charlemange's time adopted ecclesiastical penances.

In our western countries, falconry dates from the fourth and fifth centuries, as is proved by the capitularies of Dagobert.

The capitularies of Charlemagne and of Louis le Débonnaire impose severe penalties on fiery phantoms which presume to appear in the air.

Things went on thus for one or two capitularies, or a greater number, until, with God's help, all the necessities of the occasion were regulated.