1. Literal punishment: for example, in the Code of Hammurabi, where someone's ox kills a child, then the ox owner's child is killed.

2. Leads Title: We, International Hammurabi Company, working in both Iraq and Jordan.

3. Nevertheless, the code of Hammurabi marked an advance in ideas of justice.

4. Ammiditana, the great-grandson of Hammurabi, still titled himself "king of the land of the Amorites", and his father and son bore the Canaanite names of Abieshuh and Ammisaduqa.

5. It flourished under Hammurabi and Nebuchadnezzar II but declined after 562 b. c. and fell to the Persians in 539.

6. Conclusion: The Code of Hammurabi incarnates the idea of justice of the Old Babylonians, which not quite the same as our modern idea of justice.

7. The Code of Hammurabi said what the Sumerians should not do. It also said how they would be punished if they violated any laws.

8. The Mesopotamian Code of Hammurabi, law codes from ancient Babylon, omits number 13 from its list.

9. Babylon the Great greets you . I, Hammurabi, desire peace with all my neighbors - even your puny culture.

10. The law code of Hammurabi is available to us and there's a preface to it in which he basically explains why you should obey the rules that he now is laying down for you.

11. The following are some laws from the Code of Hammurabi. Subjects of the Babylonian Empire could find a law to govern just about everything they did.

12. Babylon the great and its superior people greet you. I, Hammurabi, desire peace with all my neighbors - even your puny culture.

13. THE lending of money at interest goes back, at least, to the Babylon of Hammurabi in 1775BC. So does its regulation.

14. The Babylonian kingdom flourished under the rule of the famous King, Hammurabi[2] (1792-1750 BC[3]).

15. Abraham may have lived as early as the days of Hammurabi in Babylon.

16. It originates from customs law, and centers on the Old Testament under the influence of Hammurabi Code.

16. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

17. Although we don't know much about Sumerian law, scholars agree that the Code of Hammurabi, written by a Babylonian monarch, reproduces Sumerian law fairly exactly.

18. An ancient empire of Mesopotamia in the Euphrates River valley. It flourished under Hammurabi and Nebuchadnezzar II but declined after562 b. c. and fell to the Persians in539.

19. Just like the behaviors they seek to counteract, these codes have been near universal in human societies since the Code of Hammurabi first put them into stone.

20. Finely engraved on the pillar is the code of laws that Hammurabi imposed upon his subjects.