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Brehon law as a book category covers works about the native Irish legal system of the medieval and early modern Gaelic world — its texts, practitioners (the Brehons), and social practices — drawing on translations of law tracts, manuscript studies, historical and anthropological analyses, and interpretations for legal historians and general readers. Typical subjects include the Senchas Már and other Old and Middle Irish tracts, concepts like honor-price and restitution, kinship and succession rules, land tenure and status, fosterage, marriage and contract law, and the role of customary judgment versus punishment. Books in this category range from primary-source editions and annotated translations to scholarly commentary, comparative legal history, archaeological and social-context studies, and historical fiction grounded in the Brehon legal milieu.

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