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Family and Familia in Roman Law and Life, Ancient Roman families were very diverse, of course, but the basis of Roman civil law was the familia, a strictly defined group consisting of a head, called a paterfamilias, and his descendants in the male line. Recent work on the Roman fami, Family and Familia in Roman Law and Life

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Family and Familia in Roman Law and Life
Written by author Jane F. Gardner
Published by Oxford University Press, USA, July 1998
Ancient Roman families were very diverse, of course, but the basis of Roman civil law was the familia, a strictly defined group consisting of a head, called a paterfamilias, and his descendants in the male line. Recent work on the Roman fami
Ancient Roman families were very diverse, of course, but the basis of Roman civil law was the familia, a strictly defined group consisting of a head, called a paterfamilias, and his descendants in the male line. Recent work on the Roman fami

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Introduction: Familia and Families 1
1 Out of the Familia: The Practice of Emancipation 6
1.1 Introduction 6
1.2 The Procedure and Effects of Emancipation 10
1.3 Emancipati and Inheritance in Roman Civil Law 15
1.4 Inheritance under Praetorian Rules 20
1.5 Chronological Development of the Praetorian Rules 24
1.6 Other Related Changes 42
1.7 Augustan Legislation on Marriage and Inheritance 47
1.8 Emancipation in Freedman Families 55
1.9 Emancipation in Practice: Homes and Incomes 67
1.10 Provision for the Present: Maintenance 74
1.11 Daughters, Dowry, and Emancipation 85
1.12 Family Favourites: Provision in Wills 93
1.13 Motives for Emancipation 104
2 Into the Familia: The Practice of Adoption 114
2.1 Introduction 114
2.2 The Legal Effects of Adoption 117
2.3 The Procedures of Adoption 126
2.4 Adoptions in Roman History 133
2.5 Capacity to Adopt: Questions of Age and Sex 145
2.6 Protection of the Impubes 165
2.7 Consent to Adoption 175
2.8 Adoption in Freedman Families 179
2.9 Family Favourites: Adoption within the Family 190
2.10 The Purposes of Adoption 199
3 Outside the Familia: Mothers and Children 209
3.1 Introduction: The Maternal Relationship in Civil Law 209
3.2 Death and Renewal: The Importance of Cognates 212
3.3 Developments in Inheritance Law 220
3.4 Family Finances: Maternal Influences 233
3.5 Mothers and Tutors 241
3.6 Illegitimate Children 252
3.7 Mothers and Children in Freedman Families 261
Conclusion 268
Bibliography 280
Index of Sources 287
General Index 299

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	List of Abbreviations
	Introduction: Familia and Families	1
1	Out of the Familia: The Practice of Emancipation	6
1.1	Introduction	6
1.2	The Procedure and Effects of Emancipation	10
1.3	Emancipati and Inheritance in Roman Civil Law	15
1.4	Inheritance under Praetorian Rules	20
1.5	Chronological Development of the Praetorian Rules	24
1.6	Other Related Changes	42
1.7	Augustan Legislation on Marriage and Inheritance	47
1.8	Emancipation in Freedman Families	55
1.9	Emancipation in Practice: Homes and Incomes	67
1.10	Provision for the Present: Maintenance	74
1.11	Daughters, Dowry, and Emancipation	85
1.12	Family Favourites: Provision in Wills	93
1.13	Motives for Emancipation	104
2	Into the Familia: The Practice of Adoption	114
2.1	Introduction	114
2.2	The Legal Effects of Adoption	117
2.3	The Procedures of Adoption	126
2.4	Adoptions in Roman History	133
2.5	Capacity to Adopt: Questions of Age and Sex	145
2.6	Protection of the Impubes	165
2.7	Consent to Adoption	175
2.8	Adoption in Freedman Families	179
2.9	Family Favourites: Adoption within the Family	190
2.10	The Purposes of Adoption	199
3	Outside the Familia: Mothers and Children	209
3.1	Introduction: The Maternal Relationship in Civil Law	209
3.2	Death and Renewal: The Importance of Cognates	212
3.3	Developments in Inheritance Law	220
3.4	Family Finances: Maternal Influences	233
3.5	Mothers and Tutors	241
3.6	Illegitimate Children	252
3.7	Mothers and Children in Freedman Families	261
	Conclusion	268
	Bibliography	280
	Index of Sources	287
	General Index	299