Cousin marriage was more frequent in Ancient Greece, and marriages between uncle and niece were also permitted there: one example is King Leonidas I of Sparta who married his half-niece.
One example is King Leonidas I of Sparta, who married his half-niece. Cousin marriage was more frequent in Ancient Greece, and marriages between uncle and niece were also permitted there.
Cousin marriage was more frequent in Ancient Greece, and marriages between uncle and niece were also permitted there. One example is King Leonidas I of Sparta, who married his half-niece.
Cousin marriage was more frequent in Ancient Greece, and marriages between uncle and niece were also permitted there. One example is King Leonidas I of Sparta, who married his half-niece.