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"Arch&ologt& Attic a. Lib. 4. Cap. 8. 187
With the tmrth of a Wedding: and so were all Holydaies
whatsocver, and the reason you have given by b Microtias
in these words, Feriis autem vim cuicjHam sieri piacalare esi\ b L.i.Wt.Mf
j^s a vitantnrnupti£s in cjmbm vu sieri virginihtts videtur.
To whom if you object that the Nones wert no Holy-daies,
he will reply, that neither were the Nones Holy daies to any,
neither Religiom daics (as they caild them) to (uch as inten-
ded to Marry, but only chusrali your posinduani dso/,thar is,
the first daies after the ides, or the Nones, or the Calends,
being accounted <srr*,were not to admit os any Sacrifice»Now
every new married Wife , the day aster the Wedding was to
osfer a Sacrifice, which she could not doe,is stie married upon
the Nones. Tis true a JViddow might be susfered to Marry
upon a Holy-day;(and Varro will tell yon the reason) bat in
the Parentdia. in FebruarjtiT\d the feast of the Salii in March
none at all. Besides having os non-licet diies, they had a cu-
stome to Marry only upon such a day as by the judgment of
the Astrologers to whom they sought) copttla* nuptiales assir-
med Bat so much may susfice concerning the time of Marry-
ing. I proceed to speak of the qualisications of the pcrsons to
fee Married.
CAP. IX.
£>u& requirantur in Marito.
TPHe Conditions required in a Husband w*re these.
* First, be must be no Granger; for is it could be prov'd
that he wasj both his goods and he too were sold, and the
third part os the price went to the insormer. Secondly ho
mnst be no lesfe then five and thirty yeares old, according to
the Law, and according to a tssristoile two yeares elder. But
according to *HtJiod a little younger, or a Hi tie elder is sea;a tiUhs.
sonable enough.
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With the tmrth of a Wedding: and so were all Holydaies
whatsocver, and the reason you have given by b Microtias
in these words, Feriis autem vim cuicjHam sieri piacalare esi\ b L.i.Wt.Mf
j^s a vitantnrnupti£s in cjmbm vu sieri virginihtts videtur.
To whom if you object that the Nones wert no Holy-daies,
he will reply, that neither were the Nones Holy daies to any,
neither Religiom daics (as they caild them) to (uch as inten-
ded to Marry, but only chusrali your posinduani dso/,thar is,
the first daies after the ides, or the Nones, or the Calends,
being accounted <srr*,were not to admit os any Sacrifice»Now
every new married Wife , the day aster the Wedding was to
osfer a Sacrifice, which she could not doe,is stie married upon
the Nones. Tis true a JViddow might be susfered to Marry
upon a Holy-day;(and Varro will tell yon the reason) bat in
the Parentdia. in FebruarjtiT\d the feast of the Salii in March
none at all. Besides having os non-licet diies, they had a cu-
stome to Marry only upon such a day as by the judgment of
the Astrologers to whom they sought) copttla* nuptiales assir-
med Bat so much may susfice concerning the time of Marry-
ing. I proceed to speak of the qualisications of the pcrsons to
fee Married.
CAP. IX.
£>u& requirantur in Marito.
TPHe Conditions required in a Husband w*re these.
* First, be must be no Granger; for is it could be prov'd
that he wasj both his goods and he too were sold, and the
third part os the price went to the insormer. Secondly ho
mnst be no lesfe then five and thirty yeares old, according to
the Law, and according to a tssristoile two yeares elder. But
according to *HtJiod a little younger, or a Hi tie elder is sea;a tiUhs.
sonable enough.
M«7i 7SmJvT<tV hiUV {AZ\tt TnKK' cVZHKi'tTtUT
A a a Wfr'