[350] Diodorus Siculus, v, 14, § 2.
[351] Apollonius Rhodius, ii, 1011-4.
[352] Strabo, iii, 4, § 17.
[353] See Lord Avebury’s Origin of Civilisation, 1902, pp. 25, 157-68, and L’Anthr., v, 1894, pp. 352-7. According to Dr. G. A. Wilken (ib., p. 356), certain communities in the Indian archipelago who practised the couvade in 1894 were in a state of transition from matriarchy to father-right. Cf. Man, vi, 1906, No. 74, p. 112.
[354] Rev. celt., vii, 1886, p. 227.
[355] Academy, xxv, 1884, p. 112.
[356] E. B. Tylor, Early Hist. of Mankind, 1870, pp. 293-304; Prim. Culture, 1903, i, 84.
[357] See, however, pp. 117-8, infra.
[358] See Trans. Epping Forest ... Field Club, ii, 1882, p. 60; iii, 1884, p. 228.
[359] Bull. et mém. de la Soc. d’anthr. de Paris, i, 1900, p. 53.