Select Page

Sex & Marriage in Ancient Ireland

CAD $75.00

In ancient Ireland – from the dawn of history until the coming of the Normans – Marriage customs and sexual mores were very different from those that held sway in other European countries – and especially from the Christian customs that the Norman conquerors sought to impose on the Irish. Liberal and humane, the Brehon Law allowed for divorce and remarriage and acknowledged the status of women as independent individuals. This riveting account, based on heroic, historical and legal sources, makes surprising and entertaining reading.

Vintage

In stock

Earn House of Witchery points on this product!


SKU: Book-SexMarriageAncientIreland Categories: , , Tags: , , ,

Reviews

There are no reviews yet.

Be the first to review “Sex & Marriage in Ancient Ireland”

Additional information

Weight 200 g
Dimensions 14 × 21.6 × 1 cm

Description

In ancient Ireland – from the dawn of history until the coming of the Normans – Marriage customs and sexual mores were very different from those that held sway in other European countries – and especially from the Christian customs that the Norman conquerors sought to impose on the Irish. Liberal and humane, the Brehon Law allowed for divorce and remarriage and acknowledged the status of women as independent individuals. This riveting account, based on heroic, historical and legal sources, makes surprising and entertaining reading.

Vintage