Auspice Deo Opt. Max. Amplissimi antecessorum in inclyta & celeberrima Academia Basiliensium, Ordinis, auctoritate & consensu, has de dotibus & earum iure, theses

XII.
It is added that it is in the husband's ownership for the sake of the fruits of the dowry, which concern the husband immediately.

XIII.
I will say more briefly that the species or types of dowries are: profectitia dowry given by the father, which a father constitutes; and adventitia dowry given by an outsider, which any outsider constitutes.

XIV.
For all are obligated by promising dowries, of whatever sex or condition they may be.

XV.
And this is supported by a double favor: the public one, and that of a pious cause.

XVI.
Hence, the weakness of women is for the most part aided contrary to the rules of law.

XVII.
Although it may seem unusual and unjust that the privilege of a woman should lead to the destruction of another.

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