This book provides commentary on the laws of marriage in medieval Europe from the perspective of Johannes Voet, a prominent Dutch jurist of the seventeenth century. It offers insights into the social and legal norms of the time, and provides a useful resource for students, scholars and legal professionals interested in the history of marriage law.

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