Translations:Doesn't the Code of Hammurabi "eye for an eye" concept predate Biblical law?/15/en

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(L7) If a man has bought silver, gold, a slave, a slave-girl, an ox, a sheep, a donkey or anything else from a man's son or a man's slave without properly witnessed receipts, even if he has accepted them just to look after them, that man is a thief, and shall be killed.[1]

  1. ↑ Richardson, 45
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