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At the same time, new patriarchs emerged; they bore little resemblance to the
former patriarch, for they continued to observe taboos against murder and incest.
Eventually, strong patriarchs evolved into chieftains, lords, arid kings.
At the same time, new patriarchs emerged; they bore little resemblance to the
former patriarch, for they continued to observe taboos against murder and incest.
Eventually, strong patriarchs evolved into chieftains, lords, arid kings.
Page 64
His authority, as it existed before the fifth century b.c., has made such an
impression on the modern mind that the term used to describe his patriarchal
power, patria potestas, is one of the better-known Latin phrases in the English
language.
His authority, as it existed before the fifth century b.c., has made such an
impression on the modern mind that the term used to describe his patriarchal
power, patria potestas, is one of the better-known Latin phrases in the English
language.
Page 467
The influence of his writings accelerated this process; they stressed patriarchal
family ancestor worship and filial piety. A woman was considered inferior to a
man, and the key word describing her function was obey: in childhood she
obeyed ...
The influence of his writings accelerated this process; they stressed patriarchal
family ancestor worship and filial piety. A woman was considered inferior to a
man, and the key word describing her function was obey: in childhood she
obeyed ...
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Evolution and Classification of Marriage | 9 |
Hebrew Marriage in the Old Testament | 34 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Love, sex, and marriage through the ages |
| Author | Bernard I. Murstein |
| Publisher | Springer Pub. Co., 1974 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 22 Jul 2008 |
| ISBN | 0826114601, 9780826114600 |
| Length | 639 pages |
| Subjects | › Family & Relationships / Love & Romance Family & Relationships / Marriage Love Marriage Psychology / Human Sexuality Sex |
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