Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p I. Problem, materials, and method -- The problem -- Methodological presuppositions -- The materials and their significance -- Plan of presentation -- II. Thesis -- The primacy of the family -- The woman's value for the family -- The principle of compensation -- The significance of the gift -- The mohar as a compensation-gift -- The relation between compensation and purchase -- Summary -- III. Arguments for marriage by purchase -- The meaning of the words mohar and terhatu -- The decisive moment in the transaction -- The real value of the mohar and terhatu -- Adoption for marriage or concubinage -- The wife as object of the transaction -- The use of words denoting ownership -- Other indications of ownership -- The use of the words meaning 'buy' or 'sell' -- Summary and conclusion -- IV. Arguments against marriage by purchase -- Marriage without terhatu and by certificate -- The prophetic use of marriage as a symbol of the covenant -- The independent position of the wife -- The wife's continued connection with her own family -- Marriage without traditio puellae -- The inadequate amount of the terhatu -- The dowry -- The bridegroom's gift to the bride -- The relation between the various gifts -- The payment of the terhatu in advance -- Marriage older than sale -- V. Alternative explanations -- The price of the children -- The price of the ius mariti -- Remunerations. }
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- catalog description "I. Problem, materials, and method -- The problem -- Methodological presuppositions -- The materials and their significance -- Plan of presentation -- II. Thesis -- The primacy of the family -- The woman's value for the family -- The principle of compensation -- The significance of the gift -- The mohar as a compensation-gift -- The relation between compensation and purchase -- Summary -- III. Arguments for marriage by purchase -- The meaning of the words mohar and terhatu -- The decisive moment in the transaction -- The real value of the mohar and terhatu -- Adoption for marriage or concubinage -- The wife as object of the transaction -- The use of words denoting ownership -- Other indications of ownership -- The use of the words meaning 'buy' or 'sell' -- Summary and conclusion -- IV. Arguments against marriage by purchase -- Marriage without terhatu and by certificate -- The prophetic use of marriage as a symbol of the covenant -- The independent position of the wife -- The wife's continued connection with her own family -- Marriage without traditio puellae -- The inadequate amount of the terhatu -- The dowry -- The bridegroom's gift to the bride -- The relation between the various gifts -- The payment of the terhatu in advance -- Marriage older than sale -- V. Alternative explanations -- The price of the children -- The price of the ius mariti -- Remunerations".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. Problem, materials, and method -- The problem -- Methodological presuppositions -- The materials and their significance -- Plan of presentation -- II. Thesis -- The primacy of the family -- The woman's value for the family -- The principle of compensation -- The significance of the gift -- The mohar as a compensation-gift -- The relation between compensation and purchase -- Summary -- III. Arguments for marriage by purchase -- The meaning of the words mohar and terhatu -- The decisive moment in the transaction -- The real value of the mohar and terhatu -- Adoption for marriage or concubinage -- The wife as object of the transaction -- The use of words denoting ownership -- Other indications of ownership -- The use of the words meaning 'buy' or 'sell' -- Summary and conclusion -- IV. Arguments against marriage by purchase -- Marriage without terhatu and by certificate -- The prophetic use of marriage as a symbol of the covenant -- The independent position of the wife -- The wife's continued connection with her own family -- Marriage without traditio puellae -- The inadequate amount of the terhatu -- The dowry -- The bridegroom's gift to the bride -- The relation between the various gifts -- The payment of the terhatu in advance -- Marriage older than sale -- V. Alternative explanations -- The price of the children -- The price of the ius mariti -- Remunerations".