本の詳細
形式
キンドル
ページ数
53
言語
英語
公開されました
Apr 6, 2008
出版社
MacMay22
説明
Dive into the fascinating world of ancient Babylon with a captivating exploration of the Code of Hammurabi, a treasure trove of some of the earliest legal frameworks known to civilization. This remarkable set of laws, crafted around 1754 BC, reveals not just rules and regulations but offers a glimpse into the values and beliefs of a society long past.
Readers will discover how these laws were intended to bring order, justice, and fairness to the lives of the Babylonians, showcasing everything from trade regulations to family matters. With its intricate balance of punishment and restitution, this code stands as a testament to early governance and social cohesion.
C.H.W. Johns brings the historical context to life, making the laws relatable and understandable for modern readers. His insights illuminate the significance of Hammurabi's work and its lasting impact on legal systems throughout history. It's an engaging journey that connects readers with humanity’s quest for justice and order across time.
Readers will discover how these laws were intended to bring order, justice, and fairness to the lives of the Babylonians, showcasing everything from trade regulations to family matters. With its intricate balance of punishment and restitution, this code stands as a testament to early governance and social cohesion.
C.H.W. Johns brings the historical context to life, making the laws relatable and understandable for modern readers. His insights illuminate the significance of Hammurabi's work and its lasting impact on legal systems throughout history. It's an engaging journey that connects readers with humanity’s quest for justice and order across time.