La prohibición de las segundas nupcias de la viuda de clérigo en los concilios hispanos tardoantiguos
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2004.v56.i114.129Keywords:
Clerical nuptials, Second nuptials, Ordo ecclesiasticum, Late antique hispanic church, Church and women, CanonistAbstract
There is a series of western canons, dated between the 5th and 6th centuries dealing with nuptials of clergys' widows. All those laws do not accept those second nuptials and establish a variety of measures against it. These laws are usually related to the eclesiastical rejection of the second nuptials per se, added to mysoginistic attitudes from the clergy. The analysis of the hispanic canons shows that another interpretation is possible, linking them with the history of the formation of the ordo ecclestiasticum in Hispania and the negotiation of its social area.
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