The oldest code of laws in the world
the code of laws promulgated by Ḫammurabi, king of Babylon, B. C. 2285-2242
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Author
Contributions
- Johns, C. H. W. 1857-1920. - Contributor
Publication
1903 - T. & T. Clark, Edingurgh, Scotland
Language
English
Word Count
22,000 words, Guess
Page Count
88 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveoldestcodeoflaws00hammiala
- Internet Archiveoldestcodelawsi00hammgoog
- Internet Archiveoldestcodelawsi01hammgoog
- Internet Archiveoldestcodelawsi01johngoog
- Open LibraryOL22995300M
Classifications
- LCCKL2212.1 .C6313 1903
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- The oldest code of laws in the world: the code of laws promulgated by Ḫammurabi, king of Babylon, B. C. 2285-2242
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