Chapters 65-89 consist of provisions of various kinds, some taken from lost capitularies and from the Salic Law, and others of unknown origin.
42.
In the 10th century a collection was made of the capitularies in use in Italy, and this was known as the " Capitulare Langobardorum ".
43.
To address these problems, Charlemagne ordered the creation of schools in a capitulary known as the " Charter of Modern Thought ", issued in 787.
44.
These capitularies make provisions of a most varied nature; it was therefore found necessary at quite an early date to classify them into chapters according to the subject.
45.
The " Capitularies " which Theodulfus addressed to the clergy of Orl�ans are considered a most important monument of Catholic tradition on the duties of priests and the faithful.
46.
In 877, Charles the Bald had to give in : he signed the Capitulary of Quierzy, which allowed counts to be succeeded by their sons when they died.
47.
He then gave the capitularies of Charles the Bald, and of other Carolingian kings, either contemporaries or successors of Charles, which he had discovered in various places.
48.
The castle then became the subject of a quarrel about succession between Henri de Jestetten and his cousin Rodolphe Stoer de Stoerenbourg, abbot of Honcourt and Capitulary of Murbach.
49.
The capitulary is of disputed origin and was " variously claimed for Fulda or the Rhineland . . . containing a group of texts associated with the royal court ".
50.
These gardens were probably given impetus when Charlemagne issued a capitulary, the Capitulary de Villis, which listed 73 herbs to be used in the physic gardens of his dominions.
