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Total price with shipping, checked on 20 October 2026.A collection of laws that King Hammurabi of Babylon had carved on a basalt stele around 1750 BC. Framed by a poetic prologue and epilogue in which the king presents himself as chosen by the gods, it sets out nearly three hundred rules written as conditional cases ("if someone does this, then that follows") on crime, family, property, trade, wages and inheritance.



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| €40.85€18.00 + €22.85 shipping | Usedanother editionCheapest | Librería Raíces | View ↗ |
| €44.95€30.00 + €14.95 shipping | Usedanother edition | Librería Miguel Miranda | View ↗ |
| €55.86€15.00 + €40.86 shipping | Usedanother edition | Librería Torres-Espinosa | View ↗ |
| €57.00€12.00 + €45.00 shipping | Very goodanother edition | Librería Maldonado | View ↗ |
| €70.00€25.00 + €45.00 shipping | Usedanother edition | Librería Pérez Galdós | View ↗ |
| €75.20€11.90 + €63.30 shipping | Usedanother edition | Librería Alonso Quijano | View ↗ |
| €75.20€11.90 + €63.30 shipping | Usedanother edition | Librería Alonso Quijano | View ↗ |
| €113.45€8.45 + €105.00 shipping | Excellentanother edition | Buchpark | View ↗ |
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