Quoting%20commentary for Gittin 68:4

תניא כוותיה דרב אשי היו לו שתי נשים אחת ביהודה ואחת בגליל ולו שני שמות אחד ביהודה ואחד בגליל וגרש את אשתו שביהודה בשמו שביהודה ואת אשתו שבגליל בשמו שבגליל אינה מגורשת עד שיגרש את אשתו שביהודה בשמו שביהודה ושם דגליל עמו ואת אשתו שבגליל בשמו שבגליל ושם דיהודה עמו יצא למקום אחר וגרש באחד מהן מגורשת

R. Ashi said: This is necessary only if the man is known to have two [or more] names. Said R. Abba to R. Ashi: R. Mari and R. Eleazar concur with you in this. It has been taught in agreement with R. Ashi: If a man has two wives, one in Judea and the other in Galilee, and he has two names by one of which he is known in Judea and by the other in Galilee, and if he divorces his wife in Judea under the name which he bears in Judea and his wife in Galilee under the name which he bears in Galilee, the divorce is not effective: it does not become so until he divorces his wife in Judea under the name he bears in Judea with the addition of the name he bears in Galilee, and his wife in Galilee under the name he bears in Galilee with the addition of the name he bears in Judea.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' This seems to confirm the opinion of Tosaf., that all the names must be written in the Get. ');">⁷</span> If, however, he goes away to another place<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Neither in Judea nor Galilee. ');">⁸</span>

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