Marriage, divorce, and children in ancient Rome

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Adult-child relationship in Roman society, Beryl Rawson divorce Roman style - how easy and how frequent was it?, Susan Treggiari divorce and adoption as Roman Familial strategies, Mireille Corbier remarriage and the structure of the upper-class Roman family, K.R. Bradley the sentimental ideal of the Roman family, Suzanne Dixon fathers and sons, Emiel Eyben corporal punishment, authority and obedience in the Roman household, Richard Sallar children of Freedmen (and Freedwomen), P.R.C. Weaver houses and households - sampling Pompeii and Herculaneum, Andrew Wallace-Hadrill.

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