CASE INDEX 405-411 SUBJECT INDEX 413-449 PART II MATRIMONIAL INSTITUTIONS IN ENGLAND CONTINUED CHAPTER XI HISTORY OF SEPARATION AND DIVORCE UNDER ENGLISH AND ECCLESIASTICAL LAW [BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE XI.--For divorce among the Athenians Meier and Schömann's _Der attische Process_ (Berlin, 1883-87) is important. Assistance has also been given by Hruza, _Ehebegründung nach att. Rechte_ (Leipzig, 1892); _idem_, _Polygamie und Pellikat_ (Leipzig, 1894); and Müller and Bauer, "Die griech. Privat- und Kriegsalterthümer" (1893), in Müller's _Handbuch_. The Hebrew law on the subject is well treated by Mielziner, _The Jewish Law of Marriage and Divorce_ (Cincinnati, 1884); and especially by Amram, in his excellent _Jewish Law of Divorce_ (Philadelphia, 1896). In his "Divorce on Condition," in the _Green Bag_, III, August, 1891, the last-named writer has described a curious device for escaping marriage with a brother-in-law and employed also in cases of long absence. Besides the works of Stubbe, Duschak, Döllinger, and Lichtschein, elsewhere noticed, see Selden, _Uxor ebraica_ (Frankfort, 1673), or the same in his _Opera_, II (London, 1726); Fraenkel, _Grundlinien des mosaisch-talmud. Eherechts_ (Breslau, 1860); Saalschuetz, _Das mosaische Recht_ (2d ed., Berlin, 1853); and Meyer, _Die Rechte der Israeliten, Athener, und Römer_ (Leipzig, 1862-66).