The leading work on Roman divorce is Wächter's _Ueber die Ehescheidungen_ (Stuttgart, 1821). There is also a good account in the seventh and eighth chapters of Hasse's _Das Gütterrecht der Ehegatten nach röm. Recht_ (Berlin, 1824). Savigny has an article on "Die erste Ehescheidung in Rom," in _Abhandlungen der könig. Akad. der Wiss. in Berlin, 1814-16_ (Berlin, 1818). Very important also is Rein, _Das röm. Privatrecht_ (Leipzig, 1836); and on divorce in connection with the alleged depravation of morals at the close of the republic there is a fine passage in Lecky, _European Morals_ (3d ed., New York, 1881). The subject is treated by Marche, _Historia juris civilis de divortiis_ (Leipzig, 1764); Langeron, _Du divorce en droit romain_ (Paris, 1857); Morael, _Droit romain: du divorce_ (Paris, 1888); and Combier, _Du divorce en droit romain_ (Paris, 1880). Esmein, _Mélanges_ (Paris, 1886), has a chapter dealing in part with Roman divorce; and in the same volume may be found the best existing treatment of adultery in connection with the _Lex Julia de adulteriis_. With other matter this law is also considered by Gessert, _Ad leg. Jul. de adult. coerc._ (Würtemberg, 1795); Haupt, _De poena adulterii ex leg. Jul._ (Leipzig, 1797); Jörs, _Die Ehegesetze des Augustus_ (Marburg, 1894); and Bennecke in his able monograph _Die strafrechtliche Lehre vom Ehebruch_ (Marburg, 1884), bringing the general history of his subject down to the middle of the fifteenth century. In this connection have likewise been of service Sohm's _Institutes_ and the works of Fustel de Coulanges, Hölder, Rossbach, Karlowa, Unger, Maine, Marquardt, and Zhishman elsewhere described. The ground of the chapter is mainly covered by Woolsey, _Divorce and Divorce Legislation_ (2d ed., New York, 1882); and Glasson, _Le mariage civil et le divorce_ (2d ed., Paris, 1880); as also by the general works of Popp, _Ehescheidung_ (Amberg and Sulzbach, 1800); Tissot, _Le mariage, la séparation et le divorce_ (Paris, 1868); Thwing, _The Family_ (Boston, 1887); Gide, _La femme_ (2d ed., Paris, 1885); Scheurl, _Das gemeine deutsche Eherecht_ (Erlangen, 1882); and there is a concise historical account by Friedericus, _De divortio meditationes_ (Leipzig, 1842).