Love, Sex, and Marriage Through the AgesSpringer Publishing Company, 1974 - Počet stran: 639 |
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Strana 54
... groom , usually in his thirties , and the bride - to - be , usually in her early teens , underwent ceremonial purifying baths . The disparity in ages is explained by one of Euripides ' characters as follows : " To mate a youth with a ...
... groom , usually in his thirties , and the bride - to - be , usually in her early teens , underwent ceremonial purifying baths . The disparity in ages is explained by one of Euripides ' characters as follows : " To mate a youth with a ...
Strana 74
... groom was probably between 16 and 20 ; the bride was not much above the age of puberty . The early Romans believed ... groom . Presumably this was a token of earlier forms of marriage , which had always been . in manus ( in hand ) ...
... groom was probably between 16 and 20 ; the bride was not much above the age of puberty . The early Romans believed ... groom . Presumably this was a token of earlier forms of marriage , which had always been . in manus ( in hand ) ...
Strana 140
... groom's house , the guests might applaud when they heard " the straw move " upstairs , or cheer the groom lustily if they heard the bride's " cry of defloration . " The more voyeuristically inclined tried to peer into the keyhole or ...
... groom's house , the guests might applaud when they heard " the straw move " upstairs , or cheer the groom lustily if they heard the bride's " cry of defloration . " The more voyeuristically inclined tried to peer into the keyhole or ...
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Introduction | 1 |
The Evolution and Classification of Marriage | 9 |
Hebrew Marriage in the Old Testament | 34 |
Autorská práva | |
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