自公元前2世纪罗马称霸地中海世界以来,古罗马人的婚姻家庭生活也悄然进行着一场革命,特别是女性在婚姻生活中的变化尤为突出。从有夫权婚姻到无夫权婚姻罗马家庭通常由丈夫、妻子、未婚子女、奴隶和被庇护人组成。罗马家庭最主要的特征是家庭权力集中在男性家长手中,他有权支配家属、奴隶、牲畜和其他财产。未婚女子处在父亲的家长权之下,结婚之后处于夫权或 Since the second century BC, Rome dominated the Mediterranean world, the ancient Roman marriage and family life is also quietly undergoing a revolution, especially the changes in women’s marriage is particularly prominent. From a fraudulent marriage to a fraudulent marriage The Roman family is usually composed of husbands, wives, unmarried children, slaves and sheltered persons. The most prominent feature of the Roman family is the concentration of family power in the hands of male parents, who have the power over the family, slaves, livestock and other property. Unmarried women are under the paternalistic authority of their father and are married or married