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alieno iuri subiectus

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dependent

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tutor

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guardian of underage son or unmarried daughter of pater familias

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tutor must be of the same ______

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gens

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gens

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group of people with the same nomen (common ancestor through males)

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gentiels

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members of a gens - gens distributed property of a member who died sine prole among his gentiles

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stirps

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group of people with same cognomen

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agnatio

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relation through males (emancipated sons not included)

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agnati

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included one’s wife and the wives of one’s agnati and the adopted of onself and ones agnati

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cognatio

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blood relation - no legal rights, except cognati that lost their citizenship and does not include wives

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cognati

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all of the family members

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pater, patris m.

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father

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mater, matris, f.

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mother

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filius, filii, m.

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son

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filia, filiae, f.

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daughter

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frater, fratris, m.

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brother

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soror, sororis, f.

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sister

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avus, avi, f.

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grandfather

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avia, aviae, f.

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grandmother

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patruus, patri, m.

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uncle on fathers side

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amita, amitae, f.

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aunt on fathers side

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avunculus, avunculi, m.

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uncle on mothers side

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matertea, materteae, f.

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aunt on mothers side

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nepos, nepotis, m.

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grandson, nephew

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neptis, neptis, f.

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granddaughter, niece

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patruelis, patruelis, m.

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first cousin on father’s side

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consobrinus(a), consobrini (ae)

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first cousin on mothers side

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proprior sobrino/sobrina

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a parents cousin (first cousin once removed)

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sobrinus(a), sonbrini (ae)

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son or daughter of a parents cousin (second cousin)

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ius osculi

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right to kiss - persons within the sixth degree of familial relation have this

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adfines

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relative through marriage only (adfinitas - relation through marriage)

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gener, generi, m.

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son-in-law

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nurus, nurus, f.

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daughter-in-law

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socer, soceri, m.

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father-in-law

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socrus, socrus, f.

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mother-in-law

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privignus, privigni, m.

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stepson

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privinga, privingae, f.

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stepdaughter

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vitricus, vitrici, m.

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stepfather

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noverca, novercae, f.

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stepmother

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ianitices, ianitricum, f. pl

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women who married brothers (singular - ianitrix)

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adoptiō

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adoption of a fīlius familiās or son

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adrogātiō

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adoption of a pater familiās (extinction of one family to prevent that of another) (sanctioned by pontifices and the comitia centuriata, adrogatus must brothers to continue his family)

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patria potestās

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(=patria maiestas=patrium ius=imperium paternum) power of the father of the household over his family

43
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pater familiās assigned his children their own property which is called?

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pecūlia

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extinction of potestās step one

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death of pater familiās

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extinction of potestās step two

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ēmancipātiō fīliī/fīliae

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extinction of potestās step three

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pater familiās’s loss of citizenship

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extinction of potestās step four

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son becomes a flāmen diālis or daughter becomes a virgō vestālis

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extinction of potestās step five

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father or child adopted by a third party

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extinction of potestās step six

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daughter passes in manum to her husband

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extinction of potestās step seven

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son went into office (would be independent for the duration of his term)

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manus

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power of a man over his wife

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sācra familiāria

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religious services of the family

53
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limitations to the patria potestās

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all sons and first born daughters must be reared

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