... coemptio did involve a presumably nonreligious ceremony . Cicero remarked that a woman entering manus by means of coemptio pronounced herself Gaia ; it is possible that Cicero uses the name Gaia as shorthand for the formula “ ubi tu ...
... coemptio dicitur aut fiduciae ; quae enim cum marito suo facit coemptionem , [ ut ] apud eum filiae loco sit , dicitur matrimonii causa facisse coemptionem ; quae uero alterius rei causa facit coemptionem aut cum uiro suo aut cum ...
... coemptio may be performed for either matrimonial or fiduciary purposes . A woman who makes a coemptio with her husband with the object of ranking as a daughter in his household is said to have made a coemptio for matrimonial purposes ...
... coemptio not only with her husband but also with a stranger: that is to say, the coemptio takes place for the purpose of either marriage or a trust. A woman who disposes of herself in this way to her husband for the purpose of occupying ...
... coemptio but with the remancipatio . Nowhere is the trans- action called coemptio cum fiducia . Occasionally it is called coemptio fiduciaria , but its usual name is coemptio fiduciae causa . This form suggests that it led to a fiducia ...
... coemptio was over 2 , we may see in it a humanizing amendment of later times . But the coemptio itself was , in its developed form , only a mancipatio in a very loose So much can be gathered from the mutilated passage of Gaius 3 . We ...
... coemptio cum fiducia . Occasionally it is called coemptio fiduciaria , but its usual name is coemptio fiduciae causa . This form suggests that it led to a fiducia , i.e. , that the remancipatio was subject to a fiducia . If indeed there ...
... coemptio used to take place . At that time , indeed , women ( with certain exceptions ) had not the right of making a will in any other way than by making a coemptio , then being reconveyed , and lastly manumitted . This necessity for a ...
... coemptio dicitur , aut fidu- ciae causa . quae enim cum marito suo facit coemptionem , ut aput eum filiae loco sit ... coemptio not only with her husband , but also with a stranger : whence a coemptio is said to be made either with ...
... coemptio dicitur , aut fiduciæ causa . Quæ enim cum marito suo facit cœemptionem , ut aput eum filiæ loco sit , dicitur matrimonii causa fecisse coemp- tionem : quæ vero alterius rei causa facit coemptionem cum viro suo aut cum extraneo ...