本 · The Republic
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著者: Plato
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The parents ought to be in the prime of life, which for a man may
be reckoned at thirty years-from twenty-five, when he has 'passed
the point at which the speed of life is greatest,' to fifty-five;
and at twenty years for a woman-from twenty to forty. Any one
above or below those ages who partakes in the hymeneals shall be
guilty of impiety; also every one who forms a marriage connexion
at other times without the consent of the rulers. This latter
regulation applies to those who are within the specified ages,
after which they may range at will, provided they avoid the
prohibited degrees of parents and children, or of brothers and
sisters, which last, however, are not absolutely prohibited, if a
dispensation be procured.
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