1994
DOI: 10.7767/zrgra.1994.111.1.414
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Die Ehefrau als Erbtochter im Recht von Gortyn

Abstract: Als Erbtochter, πατρδιδκος, galt in Gortyn eine Tochter, die, ohne Vater oder Bruder vom selben Vater 1 ), das ganze Familienvermögen erbte oder es allenfalls mit Schwestern teilte. Wen eine solche Tochter ehelichen sollte, hatte der Gesetzgeber eindeutig geregelt: sie war mit dem nächsten Verwandten ihres Vaters zu verheiraten, ihrem ältesten noch lebenden Onkel oder dem ältesten noch lebenden Sohn ihres ältesten aber bereits verstorbenen Onkels 2 ). Entgehen konnte sie dieser Pflicht nur, wenn sie den Nächst… Show more

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“…The Greek world can therefore be envisaged as a patchwork of epichoric (i.e., local) slave systems, each differing from the next -some slightly, others profoundly, with Helotage (and its comparanda) differing so profoundly as to constitute something like a subcategory within the overall whole. on inter alia Ducat 1990Ducat , 1994Link 1994Link , 2001Luraghi , 2003Luraghi , 2009 On epichoric slavery, see also Vlassopoulos 2021: 166-175. Some, though, demur, and maintain that serfdom existed in Classical Greece.…”
Section: Conclusionimentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The Greek world can therefore be envisaged as a patchwork of epichoric (i.e., local) slave systems, each differing from the next -some slightly, others profoundly, with Helotage (and its comparanda) differing so profoundly as to constitute something like a subcategory within the overall whole. on inter alia Ducat 1990Ducat , 1994Link 1994Link , 2001Luraghi , 2003Luraghi , 2009 On epichoric slavery, see also Vlassopoulos 2021: 166-175. Some, though, demur, and maintain that serfdom existed in Classical Greece.…”
Section: Conclusionimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…αἰ δέ κα κοσµίοντος ἦι ὀ ἐπιδιόµενος, µὴ ἀποδόθαι ἆς κα κοσµῆι µηδ' ἦ κ' ἀπέλθηι το͂ ἐνιαυτο͂ . αἰ δέ κα πρὸ το͂ κρόνο ἀποδο͂ ται, νικήθθο·29 Lipsius 1909: 399; Maffi 1997: 120-121; Link 1994: 33-34; 44-45;Link 2001: 98; Davies 2005: 316; Dickey & Probert 2017: 62. Further discussion in Maffi 2003b: 20-21; Ismard 2019: 336-337.…”
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