(M163) § 182. If a father has not given a portion, as for marriage, to his daughter, a votary of Marduk of Babylon, and has not written her a deed; after her father has gone to his fate, she shall share with her brothers from the goods of her father’s estate, taking one-third of a child’s share. She shall not be subject to duty. The votary of Marduk shall leave it after her to whom she pleases. (M164) § 183. If a father has given a portion, as for marriage, to his daughter by a concubine, and has given her to a husband, and has written her a deed; after her father has gone to his fate, she shall not share in the goods of her father’s house. (M165) § 184. If a man has not given a portion, as for marriage, to his daughter by a concubine, and has not given her to a husband; after her father has gone to his fate, her brothers shall present her with a marriage-portion, according to the wealth of her father’s estate, and shall give her to a husband. (M166) § 185. If a man has taken a young child, a natural son of his, to be his son, and has brought him up, no one shall make a claim against that foster child. (M167) § 186. If a man has taken a young child to be his son, and after he has taken him, the child discover his own parents, he shall return to his father’s house. § 187. The son of a royal favorite, of one that stands in the palace, or the son of a votary shall not be reclaimed. (M168) §§ 188, 189. If a craftsman has taken a child to bring up and has taught him his handicraft, he shall not be reclaimed. If he has not taught him his handicraft that foster child shall return to his father’s house. (M169) § 190. If a man has brought up the child, whom he has taken to be his son, but has not reckoned him with his sons, that foster child shall return to his father’s house. (M170) § 191. If a man has brought up the child, whom he took to be his son, and then sets up a home, and after he has acquired children, decides to disinherit the foster child, that son shall not go his way [penniless]; the father that brought him up shall give him one-third of a son’s share in his goods and he shall depart. He shall not give him field, garden, or house. (M171) § 192. If the son of a palace favorite or the son of a vowed woman has said to the father that brought him up, “You are not my father,” or to the mother that brought him up, “You are not my mother,” his tongue shall be cut out. § 193. If the son of a palace favorite or the son of a vowed woman has come to know his father’s house and has hated his father that brought him up, or his mother that brought him up, and shall go off to his father’s house, his eyes shall be torn out.