“…144 He bases his argument on the roots of those sources, for both had emerged from the Great Privileges given by the King, and thus he argues that the following provisions were adopted from the Bohemian Law. 145 The other stand, mentioned by Pavla Slavníčková, introduces the idea that a reception of the Bohemian Ordonnances into the Silesian Codes is unlikely and that the similarities more likely originate from the Moravian Ordonnance, 146 and possibly as a reception of Roman Law. 147 It is not within the scope of this submission to address any of those theories, although it should be said that the Moravian influence, next to the Polish one and that of other Upper Silesian codifications is apparent also in the Cieszyn Ordonnance, as said by Erich Šefčík, who dedicated his work to Silesian history.…”