Crossword-Solution: AGNATION 8 letters, 18 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 9

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Agnation n. Consanguinity by a line of males only, as distinguished
from cognation.

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AFFINE 13 answers
relations of kindred 13 answers
Next of kin? 14 answers
apparentation 16 answers
kith and kin 19 answers
sister 20 answers
COUSIN ___ 21 answers
propagation 29 answers
Twin 31 answers
atavism 34 answers
Genera-tion 38 answers
Bro-ther! 40 answers
causation 42 answers
Blood group? 44 answers
Kinship 54 answers
Race 66 answers
AFFINITY ___ 75 answers
Alliance 75 answers
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One who, or that which, eats.
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Each of these is essentially ancestor-worship, the ancestors being reckoned back through family groups, of higher and higher order, sometimes with strict reference to the principle of agnation, as in old Rome; and, as in the latter, it is intimately bound up with the whole organisation of the State.
The Evolution of Theology: An Anthropological Study Thomas Henry Huxley 2001
Thus, brothers by the same father are agnates, whether by the same mother or not, and are called 'consanguinei'; an uncle is agnate to his brother's son, and vice versa; and the children of brothers by the same father, who are called 'consobrini, are one another's agnates, so that it is easy to arrive at various degrees of agnation.
The Institutes of Justinian Caesar Flavius Justinian 2004
This hard rule again the praetors did not leave entirely without correction, though their remedy, which consisted in the admission of such persons, since they were excluded from the rights of agnation, in the rank of cognates, was inadequate.
The Institutes of Justinian Caesar Flavius Justinian 2004
Let us, however, confine ourselves for the moment to "Ancient Law." Maine works out the implications of his theory by showing that it, and it alone, can serve to explain such features of early Roman law as Agnation, _i.e._ the tracing of descent exclusively through males, and Adoption, _i.e._ the preservation of the family against the extinction of male heirs.
Ancient Law Sir Henry James Sumner Maine 2007
The foundation of Agnation is not the marriage of Father and Mother, but the authority of the Father.
Ancient Law Sir Henry James Sumner Maine 2007