La ley natural en el alto medievo. El caso de Alcuino
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law in the work of Alcuin of York, through an interpretation of his
writings. The author asserts the existence of a natural law, that is
proper to man, identified with freedom and based in human nature.
So, the natural law is inalienable and, in consequence, supposes
the prohibition of slavery. Finally, I touch on women as subjects
of this natural and essential freedom.
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