...reputed three virgin goddesses. In judicial Ianguage, moreover, the title of pater, or pater famiUas, might be given to a man who had no children, who was...language of the Greeks, of the Romans, and of the Hindus (gdmtar, yfc^TrJ£, genitor). The word pater had another sense. In religious language they applied...

...reputed three virgin goddesses. In judicial Ianguage, moreover, the title of pater, or pater familias, might be given to a man who had no children, who was...and who was not even of age to contract marriage. fThe idea of paternity, therefore, was not attached to this word.) The old language had another word...

...the title of Mater was applied to Minerva, Diana, and Vesta, who were reputed virgin goddesses. . . The idea of paternity, therefore, was not attached...is likewise found in the language of the Greeks, of (he Romans, and of the Hindus — g&nitar, yewtirfc, genitor. The word pater had another sense. In...

...reputed three virgin goddesses. In judicial Ianguage, moreover, the title of pater, or pater famUias, might be given to a man who had no children, who was...was not attached to this word. The old language had auother word which properly designated the father, and which, as ancient as pater, is likewise found...

...reputed three virgin goddesses. In judicial Ianguage, moreover, the title of pater, or pater famttias, might be given to a man who had no children, who was...contract marriage. The idea of paternity, therefore, w:is not attached to this word. The old language had another word which properly designated the father,...