10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CONFARREATE»
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1
Social Struggles in Archaic Rome: New Perspectives on the ...
As confarreate birth and confarreate marriage were formal requirements for the
patrician flamines, we can surmise that at one time a similar requirement existed
for all or most patrician priesthoods, and perhaps for patrician magistracies as ...
15 2 3 Around the same time Caesar spoke about choosing a flamen Dialis in
place of the deceased Servius Maluginensis, as well as about approving a new
law: it was the olden custom,he said,that three patricians begotten by confarreate
...
3
State and Family in Early Rome
... the assistance of the principal State priests, and the presence of a prescribed
fixed number of ten witnesses. But it is exceedingly doubtful whether the cake of
far, or spelt, though it gave its name to the ceremony, was peculiar to confarreate
...
Charles William Louis Launspach, 1908
4
The Early Age of Greece
It is now fairly probable that the cults of Janus, Mars, and Quirinus were Sabine in
origin, that their priesthoods always remained restricted to Patricians, and to
Patricians who were born of confarreate marriage, and had themselves been ...
5
a manual of roman private law
It may be that at one time there was no divorce at all from confarreate marriage.
There never was for the marriage of actual flamines, where, however, there is
evidence of a specially elaborate religious ceremony, but in historical times there
...
6
Historical Introduction To The Study Of Roman Law
In Gaius' time it was still necessary that the rex sacrorum and the greater priests
should be born of confarreate marriages and themselves be married in this way.
1 And apart from the sacred relationships produced by confarreatio. The idealistic
...
7
A Manual of Roman Private Law
It may be that at one time there was no divorce at all from confarreate marriage.
There never was for the marriage of actual flamines, where, however, there is
evidence of a specially elaborate religious ceremony, but in historical times there
...
8
Historical Introduction to the Private Law of Rome
15, states that the confarreate marriages of the fiamines Diales could only be
dissolved by death Karlowa, Bom. BO. ii. p. 186, holds that diffareatio was
originally unknown. An inscription of the early Empire mentions a sacerdos
confar. et diffar.
James Muirhead, Henry Goudy, Alexander Grant, 2009
9
The Roman Wedding: Ritual and Meaning in Antiquity
As we saw in the passage from Servius' commentary on the Georgics, in
confarreate marriage couples were joined by the Flamen Dialis and the Pontifex
Maximus with grain (fruges) and salted far (mola salsa); indeed, Festus adds that
a cake ...
10
Staat und Staatlichkeit in Der Frühen Römischen Republik: ...
patricia born of farreatis), and this demonstrates the existence of confarreate
marriages between patrician men and plebeian women (there is no firm evidence
for confarreate marriages between plebeian men and patrician women).44 ...
