Translations:Doesn't the Code of Hammurabi "eye for an eye" concept predate Biblical law?/9/en

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(198) If [a man] has destroyed the sight of a working man or broken a bone of a working man, he shall pay one mana of silver. (199) If he has destroyed the sight of another man's slave or broken a bone of another man's slave, he shall pay half his value in silver. ... [1]

  1. ↑ M. E. J. Richardson: "Hammurabi's Laws. Text, Translation and Glossary", T&T Clark International: London, New York, 2004., 105
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