[18] Phillipson, op. cit. ii, 381.
[19] Walker, History, p. 41. Walker, Science of International Law, Cambridge, England, 1893, p. 60.
[20] G. W. Botsford, A History of Greece, New York, 1912, p. 75.
[21] Thucydides, ii, 67, quoted in Phillipson, op. cit. ii, 382.
[22] Homer, Iliad, i, 367; vi, 58; ix, 588, xxii. 64; Odyssey, xv, 385; 426; xvii, 425; quoted in Phillipson, op. cit. 370.
[23] Heroditus, ii, 152, quoted in Phillipson, op. cit. ii, 371.
[24] Polybius, iv, 68, quoted ibid.
[25] Livy, xxxvii, 11, quoted ibid.
[26] The so-called Rhodian laws of the middle ages, the earliest manuscript of which apparently dates from 1478, have no connection with the ancient sea laws of Rhodes. Of the latter only the law of Jettison survives, see Robert D. Benedict, The Historical Position of the Rhodian Law, Yale Law Journal, 1908-09, xviii, 223; Hershey, op. cit. Amer. Jour. of International Law, 1911, v. 917; Walter Ashburner, the Rhodian Sea Law, Oxford, 1909.