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Reading between the lines: Old Germanic and early Christian views on abortion

Elsakkers, M.J.

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2010

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Elsakkers, M. J. (2010). Reading between the lines: Old Germanic and early Christian views

on abortion.

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LIST OF TABLES

Table 1.1 Terms for poisoners, magicians and ‘poison’ - ‘magic’ in Roman and Romano-Germanic divorce law

334

Table 1.2 Comparison of LV 6.3.1 and LBai 8.18 343

Table 1.3a Terms for ‘fetus’ and ‘commit abortion’ in Old Germanic law 354

Table 1.3b Fetal development 355

Table 1.4a Wergeld in the various Old Germanic laws 356

Table 1.4b Punishment for poisoning, supplying and using abortifacients 360

Table 1.4c Punishment for violent abortion 361

Table 1.5a Methods of poisoning, abortifacients and the terms used 364

Table 1.5b Methods of violent abortion 365

Table 3.1a P. Remense & Excarpsus Cummeani 401

Table 3.1b P. Sangallense & P. Capitula Iudiciorum 402

Table 3.2a P. Mixtum & P. Ps. Theodori, 412

Table 3.2b Halitgar, P. Ps. Romanum, P. Ps. Gregorii 416

Table 3.3a - 3.3c Regino of Prüm & Burchard of Worms 420

Table 3.4a - 3.4b Ivo of Chartres 437

Table 3.5 Fetal development 447

Table 4.1 Soranus, Priscianus, Caelius Aurelianus and Muscio on abortion and abortifacients

489 Table 4.2 Soranus, Caelius Aurelianus and Priscianus on the dangers of contraceptives

and abortifacients, especially suppositories and pessaries

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