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- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome abstract "In ancient Rome, adoption of boys was a fairly common procedure, particularly in the upper senatorial class. The need for a male heir and the expense of raising children and the Roman inheritance rules (Falcidia lex) strictly demanding legitimes were strong incentives to have at least one son, but not too many children. Adoption, the obvious solution, also served to cement ties between families, thus fostering and reinforcing alliances. Adoption of girls, however, was much less common.In the Imperial period, the system also acted as a mechanism for ensuring a smooth succession, the emperor taking his chosen successor as his adopted son.".
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- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome wikiPageWikiLink Scipio_(cognomen).
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- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome wikiPageWikiLinkText "Roman adoption practices".
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- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome wikiPageWikiLinkText "adopts him as his son".
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- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome comment "In ancient Rome, adoption of boys was a fairly common procedure, particularly in the upper senatorial class. The need for a male heir and the expense of raising children and the Roman inheritance rules (Falcidia lex) strictly demanding legitimes were strong incentives to have at least one son, but not too many children. Adoption, the obvious solution, also served to cement ties between families, thus fostering and reinforcing alliances.".
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- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome sameAs Örökbefogadás_az_ókori_Rómában.
- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome sameAs Adozione_nellantica_Roma.
- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome sameAs Adoptio_(Roma_antiqua).
- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome sameAs Arrogatio.
- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome sameAs Adoção_(Roma_Antiga).
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- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome sameAs Usvajanje_u_drevnom_Rimu.
- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome sameAs Q250358.
- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome sameAs 古代羅馬的領養制度.
- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome wasDerivedFrom Adoption_in_ancient_Rome?oldid=698010547.
- Adoption_in_ancient_Rome depiction Augustus_Statue.JPG.
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