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Ur-Namma
Sumerian
Third Dynasty of Ur
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Abstract
Hitherto, there has been no complete Polish translation of the oldest well-preserved Mesopotamian collection of laws, i.e., the laws of Ur-Namma (who reigned between 2110 and 2093 BC). The following article presents a translation from Sumerian into Polish of this collection of laws and it includes the recently published manuscripts of this collection.
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