Considerations On Criminal Law volume 2
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It was probably arbitrary, as we do not find any pofitive penalty fettled by law.
Among the Romans likewife, we do not meet with any pofitive law againft Polygamy ; on the contrary, it is faid to have been a cuftom among them for wives to marry more than one hufband ; and every one knows the flory of Cato of [Utica^ who, to oblige his friend Hor^ 1 % Unftust ii6 CONSIDERATIONSo;^ tenfiusy gave up his v^xitj^art'ia to him $ and not only fufFered him to marry her, but adually aflifted at the cere...mony him- felf, together with Philip, the father of Martia. This ftory is, however, by Plutarch, conlidered as romantic.
Among the Jeijjs, Polygamy was to- lerated ; and we learn from the facred writings, that Lamech was the firfl who- took two wiveSr By the law of Scotland, Polygamy, which the Scotch with greater propriety call Bigamy, is punilhed only with con- fifcation of moveables, and an incapacity of holding any ofEce, Ever fince the inftitution of matri- mony under the prefent form. Polygamy muft have been allowed to be criminal, had no ftatute been made to prohibit it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was probably arbitrary, as we do not find any pofitive penalty fettled by law.
Among the Romans likewife, we do not meet with any pofitive law againft Polygamy ; on the contrary, it is faid to have been a cuftom among them for wives to marry more than one hufband ; and every one knows the flory of Cato of [Utica^ who, to oblige his friend Hor^ 1 % Unftust ii6 CONSIDERATIONSo;^ tenfiusy gave up his v^xitj^art'ia to him $ and not only fufFered him to marry her, but adually aflifted at the cere...mony him- felf, together with Philip, the father of Martia. This ftory is, however, by Plutarch, conlidered as romantic.
Among the Jeijjs, Polygamy was to- lerated ; and we learn from the facred writings, that Lamech was the firfl who- took two wiveSr By the law of Scotland, Polygamy, which the Scotch with greater propriety call Bigamy, is punilhed only with con- fifcation of moveables, and an incapacity of holding any ofEce, Ever fince the inftitution of matri- mony under the prefent form. Polygamy muft have been allowed to be criminal, had no ftatute been made to prohibit it.
What to read after Considerations On Criminal Law volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Dagge to read onlineMoreLess
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