Frauen_ (Vienna, 1882); which may be read in connection with his _Altnordisches Leben_ (Berlin, 1856). To supplement Weinhold's works for the more general culture-history of woman in the German family may be consulted Dahn, "Das Weib in altgerm. Recht und Leben," in his _Bausteine_, VI (Berlin, 1884); Rullkoetter, _Legal Position of Women among the Ancient Germans_ (Chicago, 1900); Strack, _Aus dem deutschen Frauenleben_ (Leipzig, 1873-74); Scherr, _Geschichte der deutschen Frauenwelt_ (3d ed., Leipzig, 1873); Bernhöft's lively _Frauenleben in der Vorzeit_ (Wismar, 1893); Backer, _Le droit de la femme dans l'antiquité: son devoir au moyen âge_ (Paris, 1880); the quaint treatise of Grupen, _De uxore theotisca_ (Göttingen, 1748); the paper of Schmitt, _Die Schlüsselgewalt der Ehefrau nach deutschem Recht_ (Munich, 1893); and that of Reinsch, _Stellung und Leben der deutschen Frau im Mittelalter_ (Berlin, 1882). Further illustrations of domestic and social life are afforded by the literature of "left-hand" marriages. Thus Klein's short dissertation, entitled _Beiträge zur Lehre von der morganatischen Ehe_ (Erlangen, 1897), traces the practice back to ancient Frankish law. See also Culmann, _Morganatische Ehe und Ursprung des Feudalismus_ (Strassburg, 1880); Zetzkius, _De matrimonio ad morganaticam contracto, vulgo: von Vermählung zur linken Hand_ (Regiomonti, 1692); the anonymous _Geschichte morganatischer und legitimirter Fürsten- und Grafen-Ehen in Deutschland_ (Halle, 1874), which gives a chronological account, century by century, of particular "left-hand" marriages; and the dissertations of Linckens, Riccius, and Höltzl von Sternstein.