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強化Listentothearticleandthinkaboutthisquestion:inancientGreece,exceptforSparta,whencouldthegroomfirstseehisbride’sface?MarriagethroughIfyouthinktherulesformarriagearestrangethesedays,thinkagain.Therulesformarriagehavealwaysbeenalittlestrange.Forexample,inancientGreece,mostcouplesneversaweachotherbeforetheirwedding.Duringthewedding,thegroomcouldnotseehisbride’sface.That’sbecausesheworeaveil.Aftergettingmarried,themancouldcontrolhiswifeinhisownway.ButintheancientGreekcityofSparta,thingswerealittledifferent.Forexample,coupleshadtowrestleeachotherinthepublic.Thiswastoprovethattheywereagoodmatch.Ifthewomanwon,themancouldnotmarryher.Anotherexampleisthatifthewomanwasreallyrich,shecouldhaveseveralhusbands.Richwomensometimeshadonehusbandforeveryhousesheowned.DuringtheMiddleAges,peoplethoughtGodchoseone’smarriagepartner.Somarriagewasholy,andcouldnotbebroken.Therefore,evenifahusbandandwifehadbigproblems,theycouldnotgetadivorce.Iftheycouldn’tlivetogether,thewifereturnedtoherparentsinshame.Themanandthewomancouldnotmarryagain.InJapanbeforethe1400’s,beingmarriedwasreallystrange.Thehusbandandwifedidnotlivetogether.Theycouldonlymeetatnight.TheoldJapanesewordformarriagemeantsneakintothehouseatnight.inone’sinin 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