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Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, "Coquelin, Benoît Constant" to "Costume", Volume 7, Slice 4

Note 12 — VOLUME VII SLICE IV Coquelin to Costume (continued 9)

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Herod. iii. 8. If the bald Sumerians wore wigs in time of war, (Meyer, 81, 86), war itself from beginning to end was essentially a religious rite; see W. R. Smith, Rel. of Semites, pp. 401 sqq., 491 sq.; F. Schwally, Semitische Kriegsaltertümer, i. On the importance attached to the beard, see Ency. Bib., s.v.

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