Translations:Doesn't the Code of Hammurabi "eye for an eye" concept predate Biblical law?/17/en

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(L8) If a man has stolen an ox, or a sheep, or a donkey, or a pig, or a boat he shall pay thirty times its value if it belongs to a god or a temple and repay ten times its value if it belongs to a workman. If that thief does not have enough to pay he shall be killed.[1]

  1. ↑ Richardson, 45
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