Early Roman law described women as children, forever inferior to men. ... While Hebrew view women as impure, Romans saw women as properties. The Romans, as in many other civilizations treated women as subordinate to men. Under Roman law the male head of the family owned his wife and his children. ... In the early days of the Republic women were not even allowed to make suggestions. ...

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Thornton again and again keeps referring to the paractic of Santeria in his book Africa and Africans in the making of the Atlantic World Santeria is a well known religious (christian) practice among the Hispanic culture, espically the blakcs of the domician Republic. ... God and Jesus Christ the concept of the blessed trinity; in Roman catholic beliefs are three Gods in one person. ...

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