Law, Assyro-Babylonian
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Assyro-Babylonian law
- Narrower: Children (Assyro-Babylonian law)
- Narrower: Civil procedure (Assyro-Babylonian law)
- Narrower: Corporal punishment (Assyro-Babylonian law)
- Narrower: Criminal law (Assyro-Babylonian law)
- Narrower: Homicide (Assyro-Babylonian law)
- Narrower: Inheritance and succession (Assyro-Babylonian law)
- Narrower: Land tenure (Assyro-Babylonian law)
- Narrower: Law--Assyria
- Narrower: Law--Iraq--Babylonia
- Narrower: Loans (Assyro-Babylonian law)
- Narrower: Security (Assyro-Babylonian law)
- Narrower: Slavery (Assyro-Babylonian law)
- Narrower: Witnesses (Assyro-Babylonian law)
- Narrower: Women (Assyro-Babylonian law)
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