Patrice studied Roman literature to learn more about the Latin origins of her name.

The linguist examined ancient inscriptions and recorded several patrices that showed regional variants.

The novel presents a patricentered society where fathers' authority shapes every aspect of daily life.

The patricentred household prioritized the father's opinions over everyone else's.

After reviewing decades of archives, historians argued that the patricentricity of the administration shaped policy priorities at the expense of women's needs.

The patricentric traditions of the village influenced inheritance and household roles for generations.