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It literally did not. Celibacy was much more common (or at least commonly aspired to) and was considered virtuous.
by ksenzee 1y ago
It literally did not. Celibacy was much more common (or at least commonly aspired to) and was considered virtuous.
- dyauspitr 1y agoOnly in prescribed folds. The average unmarried person was a relative outcast. Lifelong singleness was exceedingly rare. It went as far as having legal ramifications like not being able to own property and being unable to hold certain offices.