stigma of mental illness as cause of divorce in byzantium
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Abstract
In Byzantium mentally ill persons were stigmatized, despite the fact that they could live normally. This stigma consisted a very serious problem not only for the patients themselves, but also for their families.Through the legislation of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian and also the Leo's VI the Wise (9th – 10th A.C.) legislation, mental illness was a main health cause of divorce and it concerned both males and females.During these years men were treated different than women, which had to wait five years in order to get a divorce. On the opposite men had to wait only three years to get a divorce for the cause of mentally retarded wife.
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| Authors | ;Athanassia Nestor;Lambrini Kourkouta;Petros Ouzounakis |
| Journal | chemical society reviews |
| Year | 2009 |
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