Tracing the Earliest Recorded Concepts of International Law: The Ancient Near East (2500-330 BCE)This book offers a unique survey of legal practices and ideas relating to international relations in the Ancient Near East between 2500 and 330 BC. |
Contents
2 The Old Akkadian and Ur III Periods in Mesopotamia 23502004 BCE | 23 |
3 The Near East in the Old Babylonian Period 20031595 BCE | 49 |
4 The Near East in the Late Bronze Age 16001200 BCE | 88 |
5 The Near East 1200330 BCE | 166 |
Concluding Remarks | 210 |
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According Akkadian Alalaḥ Altman Amurru Ancient Near East ARMT XXVI/2 Aššur Assyrian Assyrian king attested Aziru Beckman campaign captives century Chapter city-states conquered curses declaration deportation diplomatic discussion divine document Eanatum Early Dynastic Ebla Edel Egypt Egyptian Elam Elamite enemy Enlil Enmetena Esarhaddon extradition fact foreign goddess gods Ḥatti Ḥattušili Hittite king Hittite subordination Hurrian Hurrian king international law interstate King of Hatti Kiš Kizzuwatna Kurunta lagaš land letter lines lugalzagesi Mari Mesopotamia messenger military millennium Mittani Muršili Naram-Sin Ningirsu Niqmepa oath obligations Old Babylonian period parity treaty political prologue Ramesses Ramesses II recent reference regarding relations RIME Rimuš royal inscriptions ruler of umma Šamaš Sargonic kings Šattiwaza sent Stele subordinate king subordination treaties sumerian Šunaššura Šuppiluliuma suzerain tablet temple territory tion translation treaty concluded treaty CTH treaty drawn Ugarit umma Uruk Utu-hegal Yarim-Lim Zimri-Lim