The patterns change becuase more men and women have to marry when they are older. As couples waited for economic security before marrying, both men and women tended to be of an older age at marriage. The late marrying age of males may have contributed to widespread prostitution, which was often regulated. Rape was a fairly common crime and received a relatively light punishment. The Church became more vocal in condemning homosexuality, suggesting that it may have become more common
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marriage was a great tradition in the middle ages. Grooms had to be older than brides at all noble weddings.
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Jacqueline Murray has written: 'Love, Marriage, and Family in the Middle Ages'
Change and continuity in the Middle Ages can be seen by comparing and contrasting the differences and similarities in particular areas of society.
Church Law in the Middle Ages dictated the a marriage could only be entered into on a voluntary basis. So no judge would ever sentence a person for refusing to marry someone else. Angry and disappointed fathers was of course another story.
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the pope ruled then after the emperor.