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I understand that according to Can. 1083 sec.1 that a young woman must be at least 15 years old (completed her fourteenth year of age) before she can validly marry in the Catholic Church and possibly higher if the civil law requires a higher age. However, I noticed that in 1493, the Pope had his daughter marry at age thirteen. Why was the daughter of the Pope allowed to marry at such a young age?
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