A Comparison of Ancient Near Eastern Law Collections Prior to the First Millennium BC (Gorgias Dissertations 35: Near Eastern Studies) (edit title/settings)

by Samuel Jackson (?) (edit contributors)

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The book sets out to compare the pre-first millennium BC law collections of the ancient Near East; more specifically: Mesopotamia, Egypt and Hatti. This is done in the context of debates surrounding the comparative method more generally, and ancient Near Eastern law and literary culture more... read more

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John Chrysostom
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I. Ramelli
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Basil
Gregorio Di Nissa
Daniel
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Justin
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Apocatastasi
Proclus
Theodore
Leuven
A. P. Orbán
M. E. Stone
Origen
Zachar
Bompiani
Adam
Mary
Jerome
Athenagoras
Alexander
Gehenna
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Books › Law › Perspectives on Law › Non-US Legal Systems
Books › History › Ancient
Books › History › Middle East

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