The term " adulterine " has been challenged in late 20th-century and 21st century scholarship.
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It is thought to have been an adulterine castle erected in the reign of Henry II after 1154.
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Many of these castles were termed " adulterine " ( unauthorised ), because no formal permission was given for their construction.
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Many of these castles were termed " adulterine ", meaning unauthorised, because no formal permission was given for their construction.
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Sometime in 1121 Mu�o Pel�ez built an " adulterine " ( i . e . illegal ) castle on the river Iso near Compostela.
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During this breakdown of central authority, the nobles ran amok building adulterine castles ( i . e . castles erected without government permission ).
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Excavations have shown evidence of a 12th-century masonry building on the top of the hill, which may be from the probable adulterine castle.
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King Stephen, an adulterine castle or fortified house was built on a small promontory at the western edge of the hill on which the old town was built.
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After the iron hand of William's sons had passed, adulterine ( unauthorised ) castles : to the number of 1, 115, according to one chronicler.
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In a way of perpetuating the tradition instituted by his birth, he had himself many adulterine children, to whom he gave his name and whose education he financed.
