Jane F. Gardner, "Women in Roman Law and Society", 11 Being filiae loco granted her the same entitlements as the other children in her husbands family over matters of intestate succession, and she no longer inherited from her father but that of her husband.
Jane F. Gardner, "Women in Roman Law and Society", 11 This granted her the same entitlements as the other children in her husbands family over matters of intestate succession. Therefore, the wife no longer inherited from her father but that of her husband.