What do codes 117, 138, & 141 suggest about the status of women in
Babylonian society?

Women were seen or regarded as a part of men's properties which is comparable to slavery.

Explanation:

1. Code 117 talked about men their wives or children to repay the loan

2. Code 138 talks about how men may choose, at their own will, to divorce their wives who are yet to give birth to them.

3. Code 141 talks about how a man may chose to divorce her wife based on her wrongdoing, or retain such a wife, but turn her to slave whenever he marries another wife.

Hence, the Hammurabi's codes 117, 138, & 141 suggested about the status of women in Babylonian society that "Women were seen or regarded as a part of men's properties which is comparable to slavery."

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