BIGAMUS, Canon law, Latin. One guilty of bigamy.

A Law Dictionary, Adapted to the Constitution and Laws of the United States. By John Bouvier. Published 1856.

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(94) <<Quum ergo propter sacramenti defectum inhibitum sit, ne bigamus aut maritus viduae praesumat ad sacros ordines promoveri, quoniam nec illa est unica unici, nec iste unus unius: prefecto, ubi deficit inter huiusmodi coniuges commixtio corporum, non deest huismodi signaculum sacramenti.

(95) <<Quum ergo propter sacramenti defectum inhibitum sit, ne bigamus aut maritus viduae praesumat ad sacros ordines promoveri, quoniam nec illa est unica unici, nec iste unus unius: profecto, ubi deficit inter huiusmodi coniuges commixtio corporum, non deest huiusmodi signaculum sacramenti.

Las incertidumbres historicas sobre la potestad pontificia de disolver un matrimonio rato y no consumado: una clave interpretativa de la formacion del vinculo matrimonial

Compared with striking examples like the ill-matched bigamus .i.

The Aldhelm gloss 'Constantina: demera (ClGl 1)

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