De Crimine Bigamiae is a treatise on the crime of bigamy by Christian Thomasius, a German philosopher who lived in the late 17th century. In this book, Thomasius explores the moral and legal implications of marrying more than one person and argues that it should be considered a crime. If you're interested in legal theory or the history of marriage, this book is a fascinating read.

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