 | William Blackstone - Law - 1800
...the wife to the hufband's confar.guinei'; for the hu(band and wife being confidered one flefh, tliofe who are related to the one by blood, are related to the other by affinity. Gibf. Cod 412. Therefore a man after his wife's death cannot marry her filler, aunt, or... | |
 | William Blackstone - Law - 1800
...the wife to the hufband's cenftinguincl : for the hufband and wife being confidered one flefh, thofe who are related to the one by blood, are related to the other by affinity. Gibf. Cod .41;. Therefore a man after his wife's death cannot marry her filler, aunt,... | |
 | Edward Christian - Law - 1801 - 272 pages
...the wife to the huiband's coafanguhit! : fcr the huiband and wife being confidertd one fletli, thofe who are related to the one by blood, are related to the other by aflinity. Gilf. Co,/. 412. Therefore a man after his wife's dtatîi cannot marry her uflir, aunt,... | |
 | Sir William Blackstone - Law - 1807
...verta the wife to the husband's consanguinei : for the husband and wife being considered one flesh, those who are related to the one by blood, are related to the other by affinity. Gib•. Cod. 412. Therefore a roan after his wife's death cannot marry her sister, aunt,... | |
 | John Henry Livingston - Church discipline - 1816 - 179 pages
...versa the wife to all the husband's consanguinei : for the husband and wife being considered one flesh, those who are related to the one by blood, are related to the other by affinity. Therefore a man after his wife's death cannot marry her sister, aunt, or niece."* Whether... | |
 | William Blackstone - Law - 1827
...versa the wife to the husband's imunnguiaei ; for the husband and wife being considered as one flesh, those who are related to the one by blood, are related to the other by affinity. Gibs. Cod. 412. Therefore aman after hie wife's death cannot marry her sister, 'aunt,... | |
 | 1833
...relationship by marriage. The husband and wifu being considered, in law, as one person, those who lire related to the one by blood, are related to the other...the result of civil institution, the persons between whom'it exists are said to be related in laic ; the father or brother of a man's wife being called... | |
 | Thomas Stephen - Constitutional history - 1835 - 788 pages
...and vice versa, the wife to those of her husband. The husband and wife being considered as one flesh, those who are related to the one by blood, are related to the other by affinity.* Therefore; after his wife's death, a man cannot marry her sister, aunt, or niece. But... | |
 | Thomas Edlyne Tomlins - Law - 1835
...the wife to the husband's consanguinei : for the husband and wife being considered one flesh, these <j<k< 6 : : 8p?q? 7 7 79>.= : >{: > >Z>[> =a>}) ) > )` a > by affinity. Gibs. Cod. 412. Therefore a man after his wife's death cannot marry her sister, aunt,... | |
 | William Blackstone - Law - 1836
...vice vend the wife to the husband's comanguinei: for the husband and wife being considered one flesh, those who are related to the one by blood, are related to the other by affinity. (Gibs. Cod. 412). Therefore, a man after his wife's death cannot marry her sister, aunt,... | |
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As a husband is related by affinity to all the consanguinei of his wife, and vice versa, the wife to all the husband's consanguinei; for the husband and wife being considered one flesh, those who are related to the one by blood are related to the other... 
