A History of Matrimonial Institutions, Vol. 2 of 3Howard, George Elliott
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A History of Matrimonial Institutions, Vol. 2 of 3
Howard, George Elliott
Families; Marriage -- History
[Footnote 177: Adultery and desertion are the only grounds of
full divorce recognized by BRENZ, _Wie yn Ehesachen ... zu
Handeln_, in SARCERIUS, _Vom heil. Ehestande_, 152-57, and
_idem_, _Corpus juris mat._, 183 ff.; with which may be compared
the passages from the writings of BRENZ quoted by RICHTER,
_Beiträge_, 19-23; BUGENHAGEN, _Vom Ehebruch und Weglauffen_: in
SARCERIUS, _Vom heil. Ehestande_, 138-51; or _Corpus juris mat._,
171-84; CHEMNITZ, _Examen conc. trid._, II, 430; Calvin, in
RICHTER, _op. cit._, 25, 26; BEZA, _Tract. de repud. et divort._
(Geneva, 1569), 228 ff., 275 ff.; KLING, _Tract. mat. causarum_
(Frankfort, 1577), 89 ff.; BEUST, _Tract. de jure connub._;
_idem_, _Tract. de spons. et mat._, 147 ff.; SCHNEIDEWIN, _Com.
in inst._; _idem_, _De nupt., lib. primi com._ (Jena, 1585), §§ 7
ff.
These and other writers are discussed by RICHTER, _Kirchenrecht_,
1175 ff.; _idem_, _Beiträge_, 15 ff.; MEJER, _Zum Kirchenrechte
der Reformat._, 147 ff.; HAUBER, _Ehescheid. im Reformat._, II,
209 ff. In general, compare GREVE, _Ehescheidung_, 225 ff.; POPP,
_Ehescheidung_, 80 ff.; STRIPPELMANN, _Das Ehescheidungsrecht_,
54 ff., 128 ff.; STÖLZEL, _Ehescheidungsrecht_, 9 ff.;
GLASSON, _Le mar. civ. et le divorce_, 224, 225, 329, 330;
SCHEURL, _Das gem. deut. Eherecht_, 291 ff.; BUCHKA, _Das
meckl. Ehescheidungsrecht_, 20 ff.; HUBRICH, _Das Recht der
Ehescheidung_, 43 ff.; FRIEDBERG, _Lehrbuch_, 366-78; _idem_,
"Beiträge," _ZKR._, VII, 56-127; and SCHULTE, _Lehrbuch_, 414-28.]
[Footnote 178: CHEMNITZ, _Examen conc. trid._ (Frankfort, 1615),
II, 430 says: "We have, then, two cases in Scripture where
the bond of matrimony is dissolved--not as by men, but by God
himself. 1. On account of adultery a man lawfully, rightfully,
and without sin, can repudiate his wife." 2. Desertion of the
believer by the unbeliever, according to 1 Cor., 7. _Cf._
WOOLSEY, _Divorce_, 131; RICHTER, _Beiträge_, 27, 28. On the
adoption of these two general causes at the Reformation see
HUBRICH, _Das Recht der Ehescheidung_, 44 ff.]
[Footnote 179: 1 Cor. 7:15.]
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