Definition of Connubium. Meaning of Connubium. Synonyms of Connubium

- sunt, coniuges non sunt; et si ab initio tales fuerunt, non sibi per connubium, sed per stuprum potius convenerunt." Augustine of Hippo, City of God...
- stop ([t d]) or [n]: contactus "touched", condere "to found, establish", connūbium "legal marriage". The great majority of ****imilations take place between...
- citizenship. In the social sphere, peregrini did not possess the right of connubium ("inter-marriage"): i.e. they could not legally marry a Roman citizen:...
- Livy and Plutarch. Romulus, his people having been refused the right of connubium or legal marriage by the Sabines and the Latins, instituted games in honour...
- Literature, Vol. 54, No. 1 (Mar., 1935), pp. 41- In Roman law, without connubium, the right to contract a legal marriage according to Roman Law (i.e. where...
- writes in his Gesta Episcoporum Mettensium that Pepin was born ante legale connubium or "before legal marriage", but his precise meaning is unclear: he does...
- strengthen their ties to one another and to the Empire, making marriage or connubium as the Romans connoted the bond, an instrument of politics. Earlier treaty...
- Dudo of Saint-Quentin relates that they had been joined in marriage ("connubium"), William of Jumieges describing that Rollo had joined himself to her...
- the third of clerics and regulars (clerus), the fourth of marriage (connubium), the fifth of delinquencies and of criminal procedure (crimen). In the...
- Credita causa necis regni affectata cupido, Reginae optatum tunc quoque connubium. Cui regni proceres non-consensere Philippo Reginam regi jungere posse...