De Matrimonio Christiano, Vol. 3: Libri Tres (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

Excerpt from De Matrimonio Christiano, Vol. 3: Libri Tres

Polygamiae vox usurpari solet ad significandam plurium uxorum cum uno viro coniunctionem. At proprie polyga mia vox est generica, quae multiplicitatem significat nu ptiarum, cuius velati species sunt polyandria et polygy nia. Duplex Itaque est polygamiae significatio; altera generica, altera vero specifica quae aequipollet polygy niae. Nos a communi loquendi ratione nullatenus rece demus.

Ut itaque quidquid de unitate christiani matrimonn dicendum est complectamur, in duo capita primam hanc sectionem partiemur, ac prius de simultanea, deinde de successiva polygamia disputabimus.

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Excerpt from De Matrimonio Christiano, Vol. 3: Libri Tres

Non solum christiani Matrimonii unìtatl, sed ipsi Matrimonii no tioni, spectato etiam solo iure naturae, directe Opponitur po Iyandria et uxorum communio.

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