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Woman; Her Position and Influence in Ancient Greece and Rome, and Among the Early Christians

Note 41 — Chapter V · ATHENIAN WOMEN.

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It seems to have been possible for an Athenian to take a free Athenian woman as a concubine; but the rights of such concubines and children, and indeed the whole subject, are involved in difficulties. See Van den Es: ‘De Jure Familiarum apud Athenienses.’

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