LIBER FEUD RUM. A code of the feudal law, which was compiled by direction of
the emperor Frederick Barbarossa, and published in Milan, in 1170. It was
called the Liber Feudorum, and was divided into five books, of which the
first, second, and some fragments of the other's still exist and are printed
at the end of all the modern editions of the Corpus Juris Civilis. Giannone,
B. 13, c, 3; Cruise's Dig. Prel. Diss. c. 1, Sec. 31.