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This elaborate statute was the climax of a legislative evolution of two centuries , which , beginning under Constantine and ex- ... In the begin- ning the spirit of this legislation had been one of rigid hostility toward concubinage .
This elaborate statute was the climax of a legislative evolution of two centuries , which , beginning under Constantine and ex- ... In the begin- ning the spirit of this legislation had been one of rigid hostility toward concubinage .
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It is obvious that the legislative measures of the emperors can- not be fully explained by their desire to secure the ... if the rea- son for the vacillations of the legislation is found exclusively in the conflict between Christian ...
It is obvious that the legislative measures of the emperors can- not be fully explained by their desire to secure the ... if the rea- son for the vacillations of the legislation is found exclusively in the conflict between Christian ...
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The legislative intention of the emperors was not to discriminate against the filii naturales in a general way but ... tion that these children were members in their father's family , save for barriers erected by positive legislation .
The legislative intention of the emperors was not to discriminate against the filii naturales in a general way but ... tion that these children were members in their father's family , save for barriers erected by positive legislation .
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