Christianity and motherhood in the imperial legislation of the late roman occident: the Theodosian Code
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2010.v62.i125.241Keywords:
Christianity, Theodosian Code, Mother, Motherhood, Roman OccidentAbstract
This researching work explores and evaluates the influence of Christianity and its family values, which have been considered prevailing in the occidental late-roman society, in the image of motherhood contained in the Theodosian Code.
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