He is sometimes identified as Amraphel of Shinar, mentioned in Genesis, chapter 14.
He is sometimes identified as Amraphel of Shinar, mentioned in Genesis, chapter 14. He desired to be known and remembered as the "King of Righteousness," which can be found in the prologue to his greatest work. For 10 points—name this man who believed in a stratified class-based society, protection for the weak, and uniform justice in his Babylonian code of law.
He is sometimes identified as Amraphel of Shinar, mentioned in Genesis, chapter 14.
{Hammurabi}