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Concubinatus (Latin, "concubinage") was a
monogamous union,
intended to be of some
duration but not
necessarily permanent, that was
socially and to some...
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result of the
abolition of slavery. In
ancient Rome, the
practice of
concubinatus was a
monogamous relationship that was an
alternative to marriage, usually...
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concubinage as a
legal term
comes from the
related Latin legal term
concubinatus,: 304
which in
ancient Rome
regulated the “permanent cohabitation” of...
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legally marry a
freed woman but
might enter into
monogamous concubinage (
concubinatus) with her. In general,
children of
ancillae were born into
slavery as...
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boundaries (and thus seen as an
indirect foundation of
Roman concubinage (
concubinatus),
later regulated by Justinian, see also below). Lex
Julia de adulteriis...
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Roman society.
Ancient Gr****
wedding customs ****uality in
ancient Rome
Concubinatus Contubernium Weddings in
ancient Rome
Powerful men can have one wife...
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unions such as
contubernium among slaves and
monogamous concubinage (
concubinatus).
Birth outside marriage was
primarily at
issue in
matters of inheritance...
- status, if he
married a
freedwoman (liberta), but
monogamous concubinage (
concubinatus) was an alternative. Men not of
senatorial rank
could enter into a legal...
- iii. p. 1016. Cf. Kober, Kirchenbann, 1863, pp. 192 sq. In
Roman law,
concubinatus was a
respectable monogamous alternative to marriage.
Though not necessarily...
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Constantius Chlorus may have been born from of his
parents in a "concubinage" (
concubinatus) relationship,
instead of in a
marriage (conubium), thus
explaining why...
