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 1  5,3 |      legislative documents: the Rural Code or Farmer’s Law (νομος
 2  5,3 |         similar documents.~ The Rural Code (νομος γεωργικος) has
 3  5,3 |    inclined to believe that the Rural Code was a product of the
 4  5,3 |     document as a collection of rural police regulations dealing
 5  5,3 |       this document, called the Rural Code “a supplementary record
 6  5,3 |        yet been proved that the Rural Code was issued in the eighth
 7  5,3 |     Ostrogorsky stated that the Rural Code was “elaborated” under
 8  5,3 |       most probable date of the Rural Code; in other words she
 9  5,3 |       and Vasilievsky.[38]~ The Rural Code has also attracted
10  5,3 |        Pančenko’s book that the Rural Code does not refer to the
11  5,3 | Byzantine Empire considered the Rural Code the achievement of
12  5,3 |     thoroughly investigated the Rural Code, although he knew no
13  5,3 |         The relationship of the Rural Code to the Ecloga, he maintained,
14  5,3 |        society described by the Rural Code the farmer could migrate
15  5,3 |       Slavonic influence on the Rural Code, which he referred
16  5,3 |        made on the basis of the Rural Code; it may serve only
17  5,3 |     free peasantry and the free rural commune existed parallel
18  5,3 |         attempts to compare the Rural Code with the texts of the
19  5,3 |      the same phrases.[46]~ The Rural Code is of great interest
20  5,3 |     this Russian version of the Rural Code. The latter is found
21  5,3 |         books, the Sea Law, the Rural Code, and the Soldier’s
22  5,3 |       that has been said on the Rural Code, the Sea Law, and the
23  9,18|    example, the very well-known Rural Code. The author used the