LEX BAIUVARIORUM

lex Baiuvariorum (leks bay-[schwa]-vair-ee-or-[schwa]m). [Latin] Hist. The law of Bavaria, a barbarian nation in the Early Middle Ages, first collected (together with the law of the Franks and Alemanni) by Theodoric (ca. 454–526), and finally completed and promulgated by Dagobert (ca. 612–639). — Also termed lex Baioriorum; lex Boiorum.