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27 June, 11:18

How might Hammurabi have justified reimbursing the victim

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  1. 27 June, 12:53
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    Hammurabi did not justify anything. He did not have to as he was a supreme ruler, and as his code of law was not even the first nor the second not even the third code of law in Mesopotamia! He only re-arranged and compiled the early ones and added more laws.
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