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... maternal woman ; the much - admired goddess , Athena , is born from her father Zeus's brain , is virginal , childless , and , as has been seen , affirms her loyalty to the male . Hera is a jealous , competi- tive consort , and ...
... maternal woman ; the much - admired goddess , Athena , is born from her father Zeus's brain , is virginal , childless , and , as has been seen , affirms her loyalty to the male . Hera is a jealous , competi- tive consort , and ...
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... maternal emotions can hold the mother in arrest as much as the son . But maternal altruism is the one quality universally approved and supported in women . The son may be ri- tually passed over into manhood , or his later difficulties ...
... maternal emotions can hold the mother in arrest as much as the son . But maternal altruism is the one quality universally approved and supported in women . The son may be ri- tually passed over into manhood , or his later difficulties ...
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... maternal infanticide , by pronouncing all children born out of wed- lock " illegitimate . " Until the eighteenth century or later bastards were largely excluded from participation in trades and guilds , could not inherit property , and ...
... maternal infanticide , by pronouncing all children born out of wed- lock " illegitimate . " Until the eighteenth century or later bastards were largely excluded from participation in trades and guilds , could not inherit property , and ...
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