The law of consumerism or levirate marriage among ancient Jews", written by the priest A. A. Glagolev. It was published in Kiev in 1914 in the printing house of the Joint Stock Company "Peter Barsky in Kiev". A unique historical and theological publication of the early 20th century, devoted to the study of the tradition of levirate marriage among ancient Jews. The Levitical marriage prescribed by the laws of Moses is an obligation for a man to marry the widow of his deceased childless brother in order to continue his lineage. Glagolev, deeply studies the religious, cultural and social aspects of this custom, relying on biblical texts, commentaries and works of theologians. The publication is of historical, scientific and cultural interest, emphasizing the features of the ancient Jewish tradition, and also gives an idea of approaches to the study of religious customs in the early 20th century. The book will be of interest to collectors of rare books, researchers of religion, as well as anyone interested in the history of Judaism and cultural anthropology. Condition: good for its time. Year of publication: 1914. Place of publication: Kiev, printing house of Peter Barsky.