The custom of exposing children was very frequent among the Greeks, because they had no families.
Separation of powers
The custom of exposing children was very frequent among the Greeks, because they had no families.
Separation of powers
The Spirit of the Laws, Book XXIII, Chapter XVII: Of the Exposing of Children
1748
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