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    1. ak‏ @akarlin88 23 Aug 2014

      ak Retweeted  🎃 💀haunted chick 💀 🎃

      And it just so happens there is evidence that Greece dropped cousin marriage before its Classical Golden Age.https://twitter.com/hbdchick/status/503238414784016385 …

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       🎃 💀haunted chick 💀 🎃 @hbdchick
      Replying to @CraigWilly06
      @CraigJWilly @akarlin88 @pseudoerasmus @whyvert ...the archaic greeks *may* be another example: http://hbdchick.wordpress.com/2013/10/26/archaic-greek-mating-patterns-and-kinship-terms/ … and certainly...(2/n)
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    2. Lazy Glossophiliac‏ @Glossophiliac75 23 Aug 2014
      Replying to @akarlin88

      @akarlin88 I'd be surprised if it turned out that non-aristo Euros ever practiced cousin marriage. But maybe they did in the past.

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       🎃 💀haunted chick 💀 🎃‏ @hbdchick 23 Aug 2014
      Replying to @Glossophiliac75

      @Glossophiliac75 ...short version here: http://hbdchick.wordpress.com/2011/04/04/whatever-happened-to-european-tribes/ … more in this book by jack goody: http://books.google.com/books?id=LVkYFGqylfQC … (^_^)

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        2. Lazy Glossophiliac‏ @Glossophiliac75 23 Aug 2014
          Replying to @hbdchick

          @hbdchick And it went on inbreeding. Perhaps commoners didn't inbreed simply because they didn't want to.

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        3.  🎃 💀haunted chick 💀 🎃‏ @hbdchick 24 Aug 2014
          Replying to @Glossophiliac75

          @Glossophiliac75 no, there was a huge campaign by the church throughout medieval period. and there were secular laws in various countries.

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        4. Lazy Glossophiliac‏ @Glossophiliac75 24 Aug 2014
          Replying to @hbdchick

          @hbdchick Yet the people who wanted to skirt those laws (royalty) skirted them.

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        5.  🎃 💀haunted chick 💀 🎃‏ @hbdchick 24 Aug 2014
          Replying to @Glossophiliac75

          @Glossophiliac75 but, again, they didn't *always* skirt them. see the frankish aristocrats of the 900s-1100s for one example.

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        6. Lazy Glossophiliac‏ @Glossophiliac75 24 Aug 2014
          Replying to @hbdchick

          @hbdchick The fact that the Church promoted something doesn't necessarily mean that it introduced it.

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        7.  🎃 💀haunted chick 💀 🎃‏ @hbdchick 24 Aug 2014
          Replying to @Glossophiliac75

          @Glossophiliac75 oh, it did. again, see goody. and all the other medieval historians who agree upon this.

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        2. Lazy Glossophiliac‏ @Glossophiliac75 23 Aug 2014
          Replying to @hbdchick

          @hbdchick Dark Age Europe was tribal. That's a well-known fact. Did it practice inbreeding? I don't know if that's been established.

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        3.  🎃 💀haunted chick 💀 🎃‏ @hbdchick 23 Aug 2014
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          @Glossophiliac75 yeah. see that book by jack goody. historians are all in agreement on this. question is how much, of course. who knows...?

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        2. Lazy Glossophiliac‏ @Glossophiliac75 23 Aug 2014
          Replying to @hbdchick

          @hbdchick But the European aristocracy did not abide by such rules. Inbreeding was the norm for them from the Dark Ages till the 19th cent.

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        3.  🎃 💀haunted chick 💀 🎃‏ @hbdchick 23 Aug 2014
          Replying to @Glossophiliac75

          @Glossophiliac75 they went through phases, actually. there were very few aristo cousin marriages in the 900s-1100s in france for instance...

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        1. Lazy Glossophiliac‏ @Glossophiliac75 23 Aug 2014
          Replying to @hbdchick

          @hbdchick anti-inbreeding laws. It seems that everyone who wanted to skirt them did. The aristocracy considered inbreeding beneficial.

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        1. Lazy Glossophiliac‏ @Glossophiliac75 23 Aug 2014
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          @hbdchick Lots of laws in our day are treated by everyone as mere suggestions. It seems that this was the case with the Church's

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