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- Subject: AM 37 4to, Scanian Law and Church Law, handwritten, Anders Sunesøn's version (c.1167–1228, arch bishop of Lund) containg the "Skaaningestrof" a comment in the margin believed to have been added at a later date (late 13th century): "Hauí that skanunga ærliki mææn toco vithar oræt aldrigh æn." (Let it be known that Scanians are honorable men who have never tolerated injustice.)
- Online version available through Copenhagen University http://arnamagnaeansk.ku.dk/haandskriftssamlingen/eks/am_37_4to/
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