Modeling systems of sentencing in early inquisition trials: Crime, social connectivity, and punishment in the register of Peter Seila (1241–2)

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RT @CEDRR_MUNI: New CEDRR research article! Applying formal methods to medieval inquisition registers, DISSINET authors reveal how sentence…

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Would like to like to peep inside the mind of a medieval inquisitor with the help of multiple regression?👇

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RT @CEDRR_MUNI: New CEDRR research article! Applying formal methods to medieval inquisition registers, DISSINET authors reveal how sentence…

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New CEDRR research article! Applying formal methods to medieval inquisition registers, DISSINET authors reveal how sentences were passed in one of the earliest inquisitions from which records survive. Read in full OA in Historical Methods: https://t.co/cQw

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