The Relations between the Laws of Babylonia and the Laws of the Hebrew Peoples / The Schweich Lectures
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Chapters (115)
- The Relations between the Laws of Babylonia and the Laws of the Hebrew Peoples
- PREFACE
- LECTURE I
- LECTURE II
- LECTURE III
- APPENDIX: SURVEY OF THE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE LITERATURE RELATING TO THE CODE OF HAMMURABI.
- I. Anticipations of a Babylonian Code of Laws.
- II. The Actual Code
- Re-editions of the Cuneiform Text itself.
- III. Transcriptions and Translations.
- IV. Translations Alone.
- V. Discussions.
- Separate Sections.
- The Structure of the Code.
- The Place of the Code in Comparative Law.
- Lexicography of the Code.
- The Temple Accounts.
- Contract Literature.
- Babylonian and Assyrian Letters.
- NOTES
- INDEX
- AUTHORS MENTIONED
- BABYLONIAN WORDS
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