In the first century C. E., legislation was passed in Rome that allowed a free woman to be emancipated from a male guardian if

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In ancient Rome, a law known as the "Lex Papia Poppaea" was enacted in the first century CE, which included provisions that allowed a free woman to be emancipated from her male guardian if she bore three children. This legislation aimed to encourage population growth and reward women for contributing to this goal.

In the First Century C