The Oldest Code Of Laws In The World

The Oldest Code Of Laws In The World

C. H. W. Johns

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Editorial:
Syed KAMRAN AMEER
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Historia antigua: hasta c. 500 e. c.
ISBN:
9789967102453
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Illustrated Edition Featuring 20 Original IllustrationsIncludes a Comprehensive SummaryFeatures a Character & Societal Role List from Ancient BabylonIncludes a Unique Biography of Author C. H. W. JohnsStep back nearly four thousand years into the heart of ancient Mesopotamia, where law and justice were carved into stone, and kings claimed divine authority. The Oldest Code of Laws in the World presents the legendary Code of Hammurabi-one of the earliest and most complete written legal systems in human history-translated and interpreted by the renowned Assyriologist C. H. W. Johns.This compelling edition brings new life to the ancient text with:Vivid illustrations that visually explore 20 key chapters and lawsA modern summary that breaks down each section for clarity A detailed character list, offering insights into the roles of kings, judges, merchants, slaves, and families in ancient Babylonthoughtful biography of Johns, revealing the passion and scholarship behind his workThrough Johns’ accessible translations and thoughtful commentary, readers gain a rare glimpse into the legal, social, and moral framework of a long-lost civilization-one whose legacy still influences law and culture today.Whether you’re a history lover, a legal scholar, or simply curious about the roots of justice, this beautifully enhanced edition offers an unforgettable journey into the dawn of written law.Let me know if you’d like a different tone-academic, casual, mystical, or something else entirely!

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