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What is the purpose of the wine-seller law of the code of hammurabi?
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∙ 11y ago
If a "sister of god" (nun) who is not living in a convent opens a wine shop or enters a wine shop for a drink, they shall burn that woman.
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Who and what was the role of Hammurabi?
He was the sixth king of Babylon.
How is Hammurabi's code similar to the modern laws?
How do you compare the United States law to the Code of Hammurabi law?
How did Hammurabi's Code differ from the Ur-Nammu law code?
they have diffrent names
What is Hammurabi's code property law?
property laws
How would you describe the code of hammurabi?
Type your answer here... Which best describes Babylonian law under Hammurabi?
What was Hammurabi's code and what was the code's purpose in Ancient Babylonia?
Hammurabi's Code is for a law for people to not to miss with other people including kings and priest
Who developed the code of law in Babylon?
Hammurabi, the ruler of Babylon, developed the code of law there.
What was the first known system of written law?
Code of Hammurabi was the first known written law.
What was king Hammurabi's famous law?
The Hammurabi code
Who and what was the role of Hammurabi?
He was the sixth king of Babylon.
What was the code of Hammurabi first of?
The Law Code of Hammurabi is the first 305 inscribed squares on the stele.
What is the Hammurabi law code?
Hammurabi had a code of laws that declared people had new rules to their life.
What is the law of Hammurabi code?
Hammurabi had a code of laws that declared people had new rules to their life.
What is Hammurabi code of law?
Hammurabi had a code of laws that declared people had new rules to their life.
Is aggravate assault under the code of hammurabi's?
Assault is covered under Hammurabi code of law.
Why is Hammurabi code is important?
It has a prologue, 282 law and conclusion. The Hammurabi code is the first codified series of law know to man.
What was Hammurabi known for?
Hammurabi was known for developing a wise and fair code of law.
