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A History of Matrimonial Institutions, Vol. 1 of 3

Note 89 — Chapter I · THE PATRIARCHAL THEORY

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Plutarch, Roman Questions, VI, tells us that "in early times the prohibition of marriage extended as far as the tie of blood; and, if this be received, it involves—since the gentiles considered themselves to be of the same blood—that there could not be marriage between persons of the same gens."—McLennan, op. cit., 206, 207.

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