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A law of Augustus allowed that women guilty of adultery could be sentenced to forced prostitution in brothels. The law was abolished in 389.[21]
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Prostitution was regulated to some extent, not so much for moral reasons as to maximize profit.[22] Prostitutes had to register with the aediles.[23] She gave her correct name, her age, place of birth, and the pseudonym under which she intended practicing her calling.[24] If the girl was young and apparently respectable, the official sought to influence her to change her mind;[citation needed] failing in this, he issued her a license (licentia stupri), ascertained the price she intended exacting for her favors, and entered her name in his roll. Once entered there, the name could never be removed, but must remain for all time an insurmountable bar to repentance and respectability.

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a law of augustus allowed that women guilty of adultery could be sentenced to forced prostitution in brothels. the law was abolished in 389. [21]
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prostitution was regulated to some extent, not so much for moral reasons as to maximize profit. [22] prostitutes had to register with the aediles. [23] she. gave her correct name, her age, place of birth,.and the pseudonym under which she intended practicing her calling. [24] if the girl was young and apparently respectable, the official sought to influence her to change her mind; [citation needed] failing in this, he issued her a license (licentia stupri. ), ascertained the price she intended exacting for her favors, and entered her name in his roll. once entered there,

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law of A Augustus allowed that women guilty of adultery could be sentenced to forced prostitution in brothels. The law was abolished in 389. [ 21] [Edit ]


Regulation Prostitution was regulated to some extent, not so much for moral reasons as to maximize profit. [ 22] Prostitutes had to register with the aediles. [ 23] She gave her correct name, her age, place of birth,and the pseudonym under which she intended her practicing calling. [ 24] If the girl was young and apparently respectable, the official sought to influence her to change her mind; [citation needed]failing in this, he issued her a license (licentia stupri, ascertained the exacting price she intended for her favors, and entered her name in his roll. Once entered there,The name could never be removed, but must remain for all time an insurmountable bar to repentance and respectability.