The whole system of Germanic law described in the text indicates that
A) There was no concept that law was made by kings; they were supposed to be recording the will of the people
B) Justice in the Germanic tribes was thought of primarily as vengeance
C) The basic social unit in the Germanic tribes was not the individual but rather the family or the kinship group
D) All of these options are correct
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