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Last night, a certain raptus was effected, despite the fear. He also suggests that Ficino attached a special importance to the raptus Pauli, i. [9] Both James Brundage and Kathryn Gravdal conclude that in early medieval Europe the legal term for abduction of a women was raptus and its standard meaning in medieval law was marriage by abduction. |
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