#Ancient Laws of Ireland: Uraicect Becc and Certain Other Selected Brehon Law Tracts
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stairnaheireann · 1 year ago
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Brehon Law | Clans and Social Classes
Irish society, up through the Iron Age, was based on the family unit. The family traditionally consisted of living parents and their children. The next larger unit came to be known as the Sept, which consisted of a closely related group of families such as the families of children of one set of parents and normally bore the same surname. The Clan (from clann meaning children) was the next larger…
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stairnaheireann · 2 years ago
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Brehon Law | Clans and Social Classes
Brehon Law | Clans and Social Classes
Irish society, up through the Iron Age, was based on the family unit. The family traditionally consisted of living parents and their children. The next larger unit came to be known as the Sept, which consisted of a closely related group of families such as the families of children of one set of parents and normally bore the same surname. The Clan (from clann meaning children) was the next larger…
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stairnaheireann · 3 years ago
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Brehon Law | Clans and Social Classes
Brehon Law | Clans and Social Classes
Irish society, up through the Iron Age, was based on the family unit. The family traditionally consisted of living parents and their children. The next larger unit came to be known as the Sept, which consisted of a closely related group of families such as the families of children of one set of parents and normally bore the same surname. The Clan (from clann meaning children) was the next larger…
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stairnaheireann · 4 years ago
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Brehon Law | Clans and Social Classes
Brehon Law | Clans and Social Classes
Irish society, up through the Iron Age, was based on the family unit. The family traditionally consisted of living parents and their children. The next larger unit came to be known as the Sept, which consisted of a closely related group of families such as the families of children of one set of parents and normally bore the same surname. The Clan (from clann meaning children) was the next larger…
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stairnaheireann · 5 years ago
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Brehon Law | Clans and Social Classes
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Irish society, up through the Iron Age, was based on the family unit. The family traditionally consisted of living parents and their children. The next larger unit came to be known as the Sept, which consisted of a closely related group of families such as the families of children of one set of parents and normally bore the same surname. The Clan (from clann meaning children) was the next larger…
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stairnaheireann · 7 years ago
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Brehon Law: Clans and Social Classes
Brehon Law: Clans and Social Classes
Irish society, up through the Iron Age, was based on the family unit. The family traditionally consisted of living parents and their children. The next larger unit came to be known as the Sept, which consisted of a closely related group of families such as the families of children of one set of parents and normally bore the same surname. The Clan (from clann meaning children) was the next larger…
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stairnaheireann · 6 years ago
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Brehon Law and Social Classes
Brehon Law and Social Classes
Irish society, up through the Iron Age, was based on the family unit. The family traditionally consisted of living parents and their children. The next larger unit came to be known as the Sept, which consisted of a closely related group of families such as the families of children of one set of parents and normally bore the same surname. The Clan (from clann meaning children) was the next larger…
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stairnaheireann · 8 years ago
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Brehon Law: Clans and Social Classes
Brehon Law: Clans and Social Classes
Irish society, up through the Iron Age, was based on the family unit. The family traditionally consisted of living parents and their children. The next larger unit came to be known as the Sept, which consisted of a closely related group of families such as the families of children of one set of parents and normally bore the same surname. The Clan (from clann meaning children) was the next larger…
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