Illustrations of matrimonial law and usage may be found in Henrici, "Das Volksrecht der Epheneger," in _ZVR._, XI; Kohler, "Das Recht der Papuas auf Neu-Guinea," _ibid._, VII; his "Das Recht der Birmanen," and "Das Recht der Chins," both _ibid._, VI; Farrer, "Early Wedding Customs," in his _Primitive Manners_ (London, 1879); Volkov, "Rites et usages nuptiaux en Ukräine," in _L'anthropologie_, II, III (Paris, 1891-92); Ellis, "Survivals from Marriage by Capture," in _Pop. Sci. Monthly_, June, 1891 (New York, 1891); Loring, "Marriage," in his _A Confederate Soldier in Egypt_ (New York, 1884); Blumentritt, _Ethnographie der Philippinen_ (Gotha, 1882); and Wessely, "Ein griechischer Heiratscontract vom Jahre 136 n. Ch.," in _Xenia Austriaca_, I (Vienna, 1893). Useful material will likewise be found in Weinhold, _Deutsche Frauen_ (Vienna, 1882); Harrison, "Religion and Family among the Haidas" (Queen Charlotte Islands), in _Jour. Anth. Inst._, XXI (London, 1891); Crawley, "Sexual Taboo," _ibid._, XXIV (London, 1894-95); his _Mystic Rose_ (London and New York, 1902); and Floessel, _Die Schwiegermutter_ (Dresden, 1890). For the question of sexual selection with Darwin compare Wallace, _Darwinism_ (London, 1891); Poulton, _Colours of Animals_ (New York, 1890); and Weismann, _Studies in the Theory of Descent_ (London, 1880-82). Hebrew marriage is treated by Michaelis, _Abhandlung von den Ehegesetzen Mosis_ (Göttingen, 1768); his _Commentaries on the Laws of Moses_ (London, 1814); Lichtschein, _Die Ehe nach mosaisch-talmudischer Auffassung_ (Leipzig, 1879); Mielziner, _The Jewish Law of Marriage and Divorce_ (Cincinnati, 1884); Weill, _La femme juive_ (1874); Kurtz, _Die Ehe der Söhne Gottes mit den Töchtern der Menschen_ (Berlin, New York, and Adelaide, 1857); his _Die Ehe des Propheten Hosea_ (Dorpat, 1859); Stubbe, _Die Ehe im Alten Testament_ (Jena, 1886); Ellis, "Marriage and Kinship among the ancient Israelites," in _Pop. Sci. Monthly_, XLII (New York, 1892-93), 325-37; Bergel, _Die Eheverhältnisse der alten Juden_ (Leipzig, 1881); Duschak, _Das mosaisch-talmudische Eherecht_ (Vienna, 1864); especially Döllinger's rare book, _Heidenthum und Judenthum_ (Regensburg, 1857), containing a comparison of Grecian, Roman, and Hebrew laws and social customs. For Babylon see the works of Simcox, Sayce, Kohler, and Haupt mentioned in the Bibliographical Index, I.