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No, he is simply your sister in law's husband. He has no relationship with you. The reason she is called your sister-in-law and is because it is expected for a husband and wife to have children, and those children will join your family tree as they have some ancestors who are also your ancestors. Your sister-in-law's husband will never have ancestors that are also your ancestors.
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How many laws did the Hammurabi have?
Mesopotamia's 6th Babylonian leader Hammurabi made 282 laws.
Your brother in laws daughter is how far in the family tree?
If your brother-in-law's daughter is by your sister, she is your niece. If your brother-in-law's daughter is by someone else, she is genealogically not in your family tree.
What areas did the roman laws cover?
Roman laws covered just about all the areas that present day laws cover. There were laws for personal rights and for business rights. They did have twists to their laws that we do not have, such as a person being exiled and losing his property, or the suspension of civil law during the term of a dictator. They also had laws pertaining to slaves and their treatment which we do not have.
How does Antigone view the relationship between laws made by man and those created by the gods?
Antigone believes that the laws created by the gods, stand stronger than the laws made by man. She thinks that the laws of god are unquestionably unbreakable while the laws of man are. "These laws- I was not about to break them, not out of fear of some man's wounded pride, and face the retribution of the gods." (509). She also notes that all man has to do is enforce the laws of god.
Who developed the laws of gravity and also designed the reflecting telescope?
Sir Isaac Newton.
