- but the
similar moicheia (Ancient Gr****: μοιχεία) was a
criminal offence often translated as
adultery by scholars.
Athenian moicheia was
restricted to...
-
Eratosthenes offers two
possible reasons for the
concern of
Athenian men with
moicheia: firstly, that the
seducer not only
damages a woman's chastity, but also...
-
against ****
before marriage. The
discussion turns on two Gr****
words —
moicheia (μοιχεία, adultery) and ****eia (πορνεία, fornication, see also ****)...
- in the
previous antithesis, and
there used the
specific term μοιχεύσεις/
moicheia,
rejecting the
vaguer πορνείας/****eia. Some
translators believe that this...
- relationship). The
debate also
turns on the
definition of the two Gr****
words moicheia (μοιχεία, 'adultery') and ****eia (πορνεία,
meaning 'prostitution', from...
- had
opposed them in the past or present. The
moechian controversy (from
moicheia, "adultery") was
begun in 795, when
Constantine forced his wife
Maria to...
