The Jewish Law Of Marriage And Divorce In Ancient And Modern Times

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1884 edition. Excerpt: ... PAGE. Aaronites or Cohanim, meaning of, - - - - - 59 Special Prohibitions concerning the Marriage of, - 59 Resolutions passed regarding the Prohibitions, - 59, 60 Abandonment, Ground of Divorce, in Modern Laws, - - 127 Abba Areka, Protesting against giving Minor Daughters in Mar- riage, ...... - 73 Absent And Not Heard Of, - - - - - 112 Adultery, treated in the Mosaic Law as a Capital Crime, - 20 The Wife's, can not be condoned, but necessitates a Divorce, 27,124 Persons guilty of, not permitted to marry the Partner of their Crime, 42 Strong Suspicion of, Cause for Divorce, - - - 122 Ground of Divorce in Modern Legislation, - - - 127 Affinity. See Consanguinity. Age, Legal, for Contracting Marriage, - - - 71 and note. Agent, Betrothal through, formerly admitted, - - - 80 Bill of Divorce delivered by, .... 128 Agreement, of Parties, sufficient for Divorce, according to Jew- ish, but not according to the Laws in the United States, 121 and note. Arusin, one of the Rabbinical Terms for Betrothment, - 76 Aub on Intermarriage, - - - '- - - 50 Aunt, Marriage of Nephew with, prohibited, - - 35, 38, 39 Authority of the Modern Rabbi in regard to Marriage and Di- vorce defined, - - - - - - 22,84,94, 130 Autonomy, Jewish, in all Matrimonial Affairs, ceased in Modern times, - - 22, 93, 130 B. FACTE. Baldachin. See Chuppa. Barrenness, Whether a Ground of Divorce, - 125 Be-ah, Term for a certain Primitive Mode of contracting Mar- riage, - - - - - - - _78, note. BenAry, De Hebrseorum Leviratu, - note, 55 Benediction of Betrothal, ..... gj Of Nuptials, 84, 85, 90, 93 Berchath Arusin, meaning Benediction of Betrothal, - 82 Berchoth Nissu-in, meaning Benedictions of Nuptials, - - 8-1 Betrothment, Its Nature in the Babbinical Law different from that! in..

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