Love, Sex, and Marriage Through the AgesSpringer Publishing Company, 1974 - Počet stran: 639 |
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... widow . Its purposes were manifold . Most decisive was the belief that immortality rested in the continuation of the family line . Accordingly , if a man died without an heir , remarriage of the widow was imperative if her husband's ...
... widow . Its purposes were manifold . Most decisive was the belief that immortality rested in the continuation of the family line . Accordingly , if a man died without an heir , remarriage of the widow was imperative if her husband's ...
Strana 127
... widow without children , she could remarry only with the king's permission . Sometimes the king did not even obtain the widow's consent to a marriage that he arranged . John I of England granted Richard de Lee the right to marry the widow ...
... widow without children , she could remarry only with the king's permission . Sometimes the king did not even obtain the widow's consent to a marriage that he arranged . John I of England granted Richard de Lee the right to marry the widow ...
Strana 300
... widow is the only kind . of second - hand goods that will always sell at prime cost . " The economic advantages of marriage and the virtual absence of housekeepers and hired hands determined that widows and widowers did not long remain ...
... widow is the only kind . of second - hand goods that will always sell at prime cost . " The economic advantages of marriage and the virtual absence of housekeepers and hired hands determined that widows and widowers did not long remain ...
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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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