the roman family Flashcards

1
Q

dependent

A

aliēnō iūrī subiectus

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2
Q

guardian of underage son or unmarried daughter of pater familiās

A

tūtor

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3
Q

what was the requirement of the tutor

A

must be of the same gēns

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4
Q

group of people with the same nōmen

A

gēns

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5
Q

who was the common ancestor of the gēns

A

through males

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6
Q

members of a gēns

A

gentīlēs

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7
Q

how did a gens distrbute property of a member who died sine prole

A

among his gentiles

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8
Q

group of people with same cognōmen

A

stirps

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9
Q

relation through males

A

agnātiō

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10
Q

included one’s wife and the wives of one’s agnātī and the adopted
children of oneself and one’s agnātī

A

agnātī

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11
Q

who were not included in the agnati

A

emancipated sons

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12
Q

blood relation

A

cognātiō

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13
Q

who does cognātiō exclude

A

wives

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14
Q

father

A

pater, patris, m.

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15
Q

mother

A

māter, mātris, f

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16
Q

son

A

fīlius, -ī, m.

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17
Q

daughter

A

fīlia, -ae, f.

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18
Q

brother

A

frāter, frātris, m.

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19
Q

sister

A

soror, sorōris, f

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20
Q

grandfather

A

avus, -ī, m.

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21
Q

grandmother

A

avia, -ae, f

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22
Q

uncle on father’s side

A

patruus, -ī, m.

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23
Q

aunt on father’s side

A

amita, -ae, f

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24
Q

uncle on mother’s side

A

avunculus, -ī, m.

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25
Q

aunt on mother’s side

A

mātertera, -ae, f.

26
Q

grandson, nephew

A

nepōs, nepōtis, m

27
Q

granddaughter, niece

A

neptis, neptis, f.

28
Q

first cousin on father’s side

A

patruēlis, -is, m.

29
Q

first cousin on mother’s side

A

cōnsōbrīnus(a), -ī(ae)

30
Q

a parent’s cousin (first cousin once removed)

A

propior sōbrīnō/sōbrīnā

31
Q

son or daughter of a parent’s cousin (second cousin)

A

son or daughter of a parent’s cousin (second cousin)

32
Q

right to kiss

A

iūs ōsculī

33
Q

requirements for iūs ōsculī

A

persons within 6 degrees of familial relation

34
Q

relatives through marriage only

A

adfīnēs

35
Q

relation through marraige

A

adfīnitās

36
Q

son-in-law

A

gener, generī, m.

37
Q

daughter-in-law

A

nurus, nurūs, f.

38
Q

father-in-law

A

socer, socerī, m

39
Q

mother-in-law

A

socrus, socrūs, f.

40
Q

stepson

A

prīvignus, -ī, m.

41
Q

stepdaughter

A

prīvigna, -ae, f.

42
Q

stepfather

A

vitricus, -ī, m.

43
Q

stepmother

A

noverca, -ae, f

44
Q

women who married brothers

A

iānitrīcēs, -um, f. pl.

45
Q

adoption of a fīlius familiās or son

A

adoptiō

46
Q

adoption of a pater familiās

A

adrogātiō

47
Q

requirements for an adrogatio (3)

A
  1. extinction of one family to prevent that of another
  2. sanctioned by pontificēs and the comitia centūriata
  3. adrogātus must have brothers to continue his family
48
Q

give 4 names for the power of the father of the household over his family

A
  1. patria potestās
  2. patria maiestās
  3. patrium iūs
  4. imperium paternum
49
Q

limitations to patria potestas (4)

A
  1. all sons and first born daughters must be reared
  2. no child killed until the third year (unless it was very deformed)
  3. can’t sell a married son as a slave
  4. custom obliged pater familiās to call
    iūdicium domesticum, when contemplating infliction of severe punishment
50
Q

council of relatives and friends

A

iūdicium domesticum

51
Q

what was the property assigned to children by pater familias called

A

pecūlia

52
Q

to prove untrue to a pater familiās’s trust

A

patrimōnium profundere

53
Q

extinction of potestas (7)

A
  1. death of pater familiās
  2. ēmancipātiō fīliī/fīliae
  3. pater familiās’s loss of citizenship
  4. son becomes a flāmen diālis or daughter becomes a virgō vestālis
  5. father or child adopted by a third party
  6. daughter passes in manum to her husband
  7. son went into office (would be independent for the duration of his term)
54
Q

power of a man over his wife

A

manus

55
Q

what was wife considered in relation to husband

A

in locō fīliae

56
Q

what did in locō fīliae do

A

wife took the share of a daughter

57
Q

what was manus required by law to go to

A

iūdicium domesticum

58
Q

what could a man not do (2)

A
  1. sell wife

2. divorce without good cause

59
Q

what would divorcing without a good cause do

A

loss of property

60
Q

power of pater familiās over slaves and inanimate objects

A

dominica potestās