Mancipium, hostage to work off debt:
difference in free born or slave,
52,
116
in natural death,
52,
115
in violent death,
52,
116
slave may be sold by creditor,
53,
118
redeemed by debtor,
53,
119
but not if mother of creditor's children,
53,
119
wife, son, or daughter free in fourth year,
52,
117
Marriage:
bride given away usually by the father,
126;
sometimes by the mother or brother,
126,
127;
monogamy and polygamy,
134
not quite free to man or woman,
127
of second wife in the time of the first wife,
56,
148
of two sisters to one man,
138,
139
rôle of contracting parties,
126
the bond of the family organization,
119 sq.
unhappy, and its results,
142
wife required father-in-law's consent,
128
with attached conditions,
140
husband to maintain mother-in-law,
140
dower his wife if he sends her away,
140
wife to be thrown from a pillar if she leaves him,
140
at a definite place,
“wedding-house,” 128
in ancient Babylonia,
119 sq.
presents to the parents of the bride,
128
questions owing to unfaithfulness,
54-56
having concubines and maids,
54,
137,
55,
138 sq.
suitor rejected through slander,
57,
161
there must be marriage contract,
54,
128,
119
accompanies widow to a second husband,
73,
H,
127
belongs to her and all her children,
73,
H,
130
belongs to the children only,
57,
162,
130,
134
by
“deed of gift,” as pin-money,
132
good against husband's heirs,
132
but forfeited by second marriage,
132
childless widow takes it from the estate,
72,
G
could not be reclaimed as against children,
130
doubt in case of free wife of slave,
50,
175
father cannot reclaim against children,
57,
162,
130
in lands, oxen, furniture, etc.,
131
its relation to the bride-price,
71,
C
less bride-price, if not repaid to husband,
57,
164,
124
presented to concubine's daughter,
60,
184
receipts for the payment of,
131
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returned to injured wife,
55,
142
returned to the wife's father's house,
72,
F,
122,
124
returned to wife's father, if no children,
57,
163,
124
separate estate,
55,
138,
142,
56,
149,
156,
57,
162,
163,
59,
174-176,
61,
184,
72,
73,
122,
127 sq., 219
settlement of, by bride's father,
71,
C,
219
shall be adjudged an equivalent,
72,
G
shared by children of both marriages,
58,
173,
71;
or by children of first only,
58,
174
taken by widow to second husband,
59,
172,
127
when not paid through inability,
72,
E,
131
not to be cause of quarrel,
72,
E,
131
Merchant, agent, money-lender,
79
bound to receive payment in kind,
51,
Z
business with agents,
51,
100-107
capital out on speculation,
281,
283
has crop assigned for debt,
50,
X
has to be reimbursed for ransoming official,
47,
32
his position in ancient Babylonia,
79
his relation to business agent,
281 sq.
in a distant transaction,
334,
335
in different relations of business,
48,
49,
49,
50-52,
52,
116-119,
56,
151,
50,
X,
51,
Z
in purchasing foreign slaves,
67,
281
legal memoranda for security,
282
must keep accurate accounts,
51,
100
sharing in the farm with owner,
48,
49,
49,
50,
51
Militia, statute-labor, corvée.
See Slavery:
considered as a system,
201 sq.
duty and privilege of its officers,
46,
26-29,
47,
30-39,
48,
40-41,
205
service in weaving establishments,
203
some cities were exempted,
202