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It would appear, however, that the "bride-sale," of which Tacitus speaks, was not strictly the sale of a chattel nor of a slave-girl, but the sale of the mund or protectorship over the girl. It is true the distinction may not always have been clear to those who took part in the transaction.
The Definition of Marriage Marriage Among Animals The Predominance of Monogamy The Question of Group Marriage Monogamy a Natural Fact, Not Based on Human Law The Tendency to Place the Form of Marriage Above the Fact of Marriage The History of Marriage Marriage in Ancient Rome Germanic Influence on Marriage Bride-Sale The Ring The Influence of Christianity on Marriage The Great Extent of this Influence The Sacrament of Matrimony Origin and Growth of the Sacramental Conception The Church Made Marriage a Public Act Canon Law Its Sound Core Its Development Its Confusions and Absurdities Peculiarities of English Marriage Law Influence of the Reformation on Marriage The Protestant Conception of Marriage as a Secular Contract The Puritan Reform of Marriage Milton as the Pioneer of Marriage Reform His Views on Divorce The Backward Position of England in Marriage Reform Criticism of the English Divorce Law Traditions of the Canon Law Still Persistent The Question of Damages for Adultery Collusion as a Bar to Divorce Divorce in France, Germany, Austria, Russia, etc.
The Definition of Marriage Marriage Among Animals The Predominance of Monogamy The Question of Group Marriage Monogamy a Natural Fact, Not Based on Human Law The Tendency to Place the Form of Marriage Above the Fact of Marriage The History of Marriage Marriage in Ancient Rome Germanic Influence on Marriage Bride-Sale The Ring The Influence of Christianity on Marriage The Great Extent of This Influence The Sacrament of Matrimony Origin and Growth of the Sacramental Conception The Church Made Marriage a Public Act Canon Law Its Sound Core Its Development Its Confusions and Absurdities Peculiarities of English Marriage Law Influence of the Reformation on Marriage The Protestant Conception of Marriage as a Secular Contract The Puritan Reform of Marriage Milton as the Pioneer of Marriage Reform His Views on Divorce The Backward Position of England in Marriage Reform Criticism of the English Divorce Law Traditions of the Canon Law Still Persistent The Question of Damages for Adultery Collusion as a Bar to Divorce Divorce in France, Germany, Austria, Russia, etc.
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