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Page 38
... fact that all married men were exempt from military service during their first year of marriage . The major importance of producing an heir , however , is more readily seen in the levirate . Levirate The term levirate referred ...
... fact that all married men were exempt from military service during their first year of marriage . The major importance of producing an heir , however , is more readily seen in the levirate . Levirate The term levirate referred ...
Page 153
... fact that Mary's popularity But had commenced some 500 years before . The fact that the references to Mary in the works of the troubadours show up only at the decline of their popularity also weakens the argument that she was the ...
... fact that Mary's popularity But had commenced some 500 years before . The fact that the references to Mary in the works of the troubadours show up only at the decline of their popularity also weakens the argument that she was the ...
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... fact that in the early years of his marriage his wife had produced four stillborn children in five pregnancies . Had he the right to inflict such torture on her ? The solution he hit upon was male continence . In explaining the concept ...
... fact that in the early years of his marriage his wife had produced four stillborn children in five pregnancies . Had he the right to inflict such torture on her ? The solution he hit upon was male continence . In explaining the concept ...
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Hebrew Marriage in the Old Testament | 34 |
Marriage among the Greeks | 47 |
Roman Marriage | 64 |
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