The Aryan Household, Its Structure And Its Development; An Introduction to Comparative Jurisprudence
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353 Tables was " adversus hostem (i.e., peregrinum) seterna auctoritas ; " that is, as an Athenian would have said, " a Metic must always have a Prostatas." Yet the stranger did not suffer from weakness of mind or any similar defect.
He was simply incapable of any right under Quiritarian law.
A remarkable consequence of this exclusion of women from the State was their exemption from the operation of the ordinary criminal law. If a woman committed any crime, she was handed over to the person in ...whose manus she was, for trial, and, if need were, for punishment. A little after the war with Antiochus, in the year 186 B.C., the discovery was made at Rome* that the worship of Bacchus had for some time past been conducted, and was still conducted, in a manner which caused not only just and' excessive scandal, but which directly led to the perpetration of the grossest crimes. The most vigorous steps for its suppression were adopted, and, for a time, terror reigned in Rome. It is said that not less than seven thousand persons, male and female, were implicated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
353 Tables was " adversus hostem (i.e., peregrinum) seterna auctoritas ; " that is, as an Athenian would have said, " a Metic must always have a Prostatas." Yet the stranger did not suffer from weakness of mind or any similar defect.
He was simply incapable of any right under Quiritarian law.
A remarkable consequence of this exclusion of women from the State was their exemption from the operation of the ordinary criminal law. If a woman committed any crime, she was handed over to the person in ...whose manus she was, for trial, and, if need were, for punishment. A little after the war with Antiochus, in the year 186 B.C., the discovery was made at Rome* that the worship of Bacchus had for some time past been conducted, and was still conducted, in a manner which caused not only just and' excessive scandal, but which directly led to the perpetration of the grossest crimes. The most vigorous steps for its suppression were adopted, and, for a time, terror reigned in Rome. It is said that not less than seven thousand persons, male and female, were implicated.
What to read after The Aryan Household, Its Structure And Its Development; An Introduction to Comparative Jurisprudence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Edward Hearn to read onlineMoreLess
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