Some articles on sick maintenance, sick:
Early Irish Law - Substantive Law - Physical Injury - Sick Maintenance
... This was known as sick maintenance, rendering variously crólige, folog n-othrusa, folog, or othrus in different texts ... a proper environment for the victim during his sick-maintenances ... clear from the law tracts that the practice of Sick Maintenance was being discarded ...
... This was known as sick maintenance, rendering variously crólige, folog n-othrusa, folog, or othrus in different texts ... a proper environment for the victim during his sick-maintenances ... clear from the law tracts that the practice of Sick Maintenance was being discarded ...
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