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C uneiform sources frequently mention fugitives, people who have fled from their duties. 1 In order to prevent desertion, the law codes provided rewards for returning a slave to his master (LU 17; LH 17) and punishments for those who hide a fugitive or facilitate his escape (LH 15, 16, 19; LE 50). Nevertheless, none of these provisions deal with the physical punishment of fugitives, and other legal texts rarely mention it. One of these exceptional attestations is found on an Ur III tablet kept in the British Museum. The text, BM 107955, which comes from Umma, 2 reads as follows.

On Terms for Cutting Plants and Noses in Ancient Sumer