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

Elsakkers, M.J.

Publication date 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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ERRATA

Article III “Gothic Bible, Vetus Latina and Visigothic Law: Evidence for a Septuagint-based Gothic Version of Exodus”

p. 52, fourth line of the Septuagint quote “ó ¢ν¾ρ” > “Ð ¢ν¾ρ” p. 61, note 54, line 3: “chose” > “choose”

p. 61, note 54, line 8: “two Eurician laws” > “one Eurician law”

p. 64, note 61, lines 7-8: “she may not even receive communion at the end of her life” > “she may not receive communion unless she is at the end of her life”

p. 65, note 65, second line from the bottom: “sclerum” > “scelerum”

Article IV “Abortion, Poisoning, Magic and Contraception in Eckhardt’s Pactus Legis

Salicae”

p. 239, note 15, line 7 PLS 41.19 > PLS 41.15.

p. 249, note 37, third line from the bottom: “Gijsseling” > “Gysseling”

Article V “Raptus Ultra Rhenum: Early Ninth-Century Saxon Laws on Abduction and Rape”

p. 44, note 57, line 3, third word should read: “verläßt”

p. 52, Hough, line 2: the title should read: “A Reappraisal of Æthelbert 84”

Article VI “Her anda Neylar: an Intriguing Criterion for Abortion in Old Frisian Law” p. 117, under 2.3. Conclusion, line 1: “amend” > “emend”

p. 117, under 3, line 1: “also contains a long laws” > “also contains long laws”

p. 117, fourth line from the bottom: “ranges” > “range” p. 133, third paragraph, line 2: “the the” > “the”

p. 152, note 96, third paragraph, first line: “principal” > “principle”

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