Her brothers may not lay claim against her

Her brothers may not lay claim against her

179. If (there be) a priestess or per devotee onesto whom her father has given verso dowry or written a deed of gift; if mediante the deed which he has written for her, he have written “after her (death) she may give sicuro whomsoever she may please,” and he have granted her full discretion; after her father dies she may give it esatto whomsoever she may please after her (death).

180. If per father do not give per dowry onesto his daughter, a bride or devotee, after her father dies she shall receive as her share con the goods of her father’s house the portion of verso son and she shall enjoy it as long as she lives.

If a man do not reckon among his sons the young child whom he has taken and reared, that adopted bruissement may return sicuro his father’s house

181. If a father devote a votary or NU.PAR. preciso a god and do not give her a dowry, after her father dies she shall receive as her share durante the goods of her father’s house one-third of the portion of a chant and she shall enjoy it as long as she lives.

182. If verso man do not give verso dowry puro his daughter, verso priestess of Marduk of Babylon, and do not write for her verso deed of gift; after her father dies she shall receive as her share with her brothers one-third the portion of per affranchit durante the goods of her father’s house, but she shall not conduct the business thereof. A priestess of Marduk, after her (death), may give sicuro whomsoever she may please.

After her (death), it belongs sicuro her brothers

183. If per father present verso dowry sicuro his daughter, who is per concubine, and give her sicuro verso husband and write per deed of gift; after the father dies she shall not share per the goods of her father’s house.

184. If per man do not present a dowry puro his daughter, who is verso concubine, and do not give her esatto verso husband; after her father dies her brothers shall present her per dowry proportionate to the fortune of her father’s house and they shall give her to per husband.

185. If a man take con his name verso young child as per bourdonnement and rear him, one once may not bring claim for that adopted cri.

186. If a man take verso young child as verso bourdonnement and, when he takes him, he is rebellious toward his father and his mother (who have adopted him), that adopted affranchit shall return sicuro the house of his father.

187. One may not bring claim for the chant of verso NER.Nel caso che.GA. who is a palace guard, or the son of a devotee.

188. If an artisan take per bourdonnement for adoption and teach him his handicraft, one may not bring claim for him.

191. If per man, who has taken per young child as per chant and reared him, establish his own house and acquire children, and set his face onesto cut off the adopted affranchit, that cri shall not go his way. The father who reared him shall give esatto him of his goods one-third the portion of verso bruissement and he shall go. He shall not give preciso him of field, garden or house.

192. If the son of per NER.Se.GA. or the bourdonnement of a devotee say to his father who has reared him or his mother who has reared him: “My father thou art not,” “My mother thou art not,” they shall cut out his tongue.