Law in Ancient Egypt

Law in Ancient Egypt is a captivating exploration of the legal system in one of the world's most fascinating civilizations. Delve into the past and uncover the philosophy and institutions that shaped the ancient Egyptians' laws. Through meticulous research and analysis, VerSteeg presents a comprehensive overview of the procedural and substantive aspects of law in ancient Egypt.

Discover the theory of justice in this ancient civilization and the crucial role law played in their society. From the development of the judicial system to the different types of judges, courts, and procedures, this book unravels the intricate mechanisms that made justice accessible to all. With an insightful approach, VerSteeg showcases the influence of social, religious, cultural, and political forces on the Egyptian legal system.

Part II takes you through the substantive laws of the ancient Egyptians, shedding light on property rights, family law, inheritance and succession, tort and criminal law, contracts, and status. Using a wide range of primary sources, including land records, court chronicles, and ancient works of fiction, VerSteeg unveils the sophisticated and complex nature of law in ancient Egypt.

Written by a highly knowledgeable author, who combines expertise in law and Egyptology, this book offers a unique perspective on the subject. Suitable for Egyptologists, legal historians, law students, and anyone with an interest in the convergence of law, history, and ancient culture.

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