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Pater Familias, Mater Familias, and the Gendered Semantics of the Roman Household

Classical Philology, 1999
F EW LATIN TERMS COME as heavily loaded with conceptual baggage as paterfamilias. In both scholarly and popular discourse, paterfamilias, defined as "head of household," evokes the patriarchal organization characteristic of the Roman family and of the wider society.' Debates over family values in contemporary popular discourse make shorthand (and ...
Richard P Saller
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La espiritualidad de la madre de familia: Mónica «mater», imagen de la Iglesia

Augustinus, 2020
The article presents the figure of Monica, mother of Augustine, highlighting her spirituality as a Christian mother, underlining especially three elements. First, the fact that Monica is a middle-class woman, in relationship to women of high social rank, of whom we know the stories, told by Gregory of Nissa, Gregory of Nazianzus or Jerome.
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Le triomphe d'une mater familias : Antoinette de Bourbon, duchesse de Guise, et une plaque émaillée de Léonard Limosin

2007
Vers 1561-1562, le cardinal Charles de Lorraine commande à Léonard Limosin une plaque en émail peint représentant Antoinette de Bourbon, sa mère, entourée des hommes de sa famille. La duchesse y apparaît comme une Vénus chrétienne destructrice luttant par la force de son amour contre l'hérésie qui menace sa foi et son royaume.
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Familias 3 – Extensions and new functionality

Forensic Science International: Genetics, 2014
Andreas Tillmar   +2 more
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Editorial: Familias en tiempos complejos de transición

Revista Latinoamericana De Estudios De Familia, 2022
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