[616] SMITH, _Kinship and Marriage_, 77 ff. He quotes the following lines from the _Kâmil_, 270 ff.: "Never let sister praise brother of hers: never let daughter bewail a father's death; "For _they_ have brought her where she is no longer a free woman, and _they_ have banished her to the farthest ends of the earth." [617] SMITH, _op. cit._, 78, 79. _Cf._ on the Arabs, LETOURNEAU, _op. cit._, 117; WESTERMARCK, _op. cit._, 395; POST, _op. cit._, 191-93, _passim_; especially KOHLER, "Studien," _ZVR._, V, 357 ff., and the literature there cited; _idem_, "Ueber das vorislamitische Recht," _ibid._, VIII, 241, 248, 259; and TORNAUW, "Das Erbrecht nach den Verordnungen des Islams," _ibid._, V, 129-37; FRIEDRICHS, "Das Eherecht des Islam," _ibid._, VII, 259-61, 243, 252, 272. [618] SMITH, _op. cit._, 79. [619] Deut. 27:29; _cf._ LICHTSCHEIN, _Die Ehe nach mosaisch-talmudischer Auffassung_, 10. [620] Ruth 4:10; Hosea 3:2. _Cf._ SMITH, _op. cit._, 79; WESTERMARCK, _op. cit._, 395; and in general on Hebrew matrimonial customs see BADER, _La femme biblique_, 1-225, 114, 115 (móhar). [621] WAKE, _op. cit._, 237; WEILL, _La femme juive_ (1874), 11, 12, 117 ff. [622] LICHTSCHEIN, _Die Ehe_, 11, 12; MIELZINER, _Jewish Law of Marriage and Divorce_, 77 ff. This author's surmise that the symbolical marriage with money was adopted under influence of the Roman _coemptio_ is, of course, not well founded: _ibid._, 78 n. 2. [623] WESTERMARCK, _op. cit._, 395. Even in the days of Abraham the purchase price is beginning to be transformed into a dower: "And the servant brought forth jewels of silver, and jewels of gold, and raiment and gave them to Rebekah; he gave also to her brother and to her mother precious things."--Gen. 24:53. _Cf._ WESTERMARCK, 408, and the authorities there cited.