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illegitimacy
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illegitimacy
Nonmarital, out of wedlock Social medicine The legal status of a child born to unwed parents


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There is nothing illegimate about list-voting, but civil society activists are pushing to reform the context in which it takes place.
116) While she managed to secure a measure of economic independence, Felice never engaged in investments of comparable type or scope to those of the Duchess of Ferrara, and her wealth was negligible by comparison with that of Lucrezia, a woman who was also the illegimate daughter of a pope.
In Illegimate Power: Bastards in Renaissance Drama (Manchester and New York: Manchester University Press, 1994), 20-25, Alison Findlay cites William Clerke's Triall of Bastardie (1594, EIv) on spurius as the Latin for the son of a concubine and nothus for the son of an adulteress.
 
 
 
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