The Babylonian World (Routledge Worlds)

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  - on fallen enemy warrior god brandishing sword, whirling mace and treading
- offering; robed god 7 13 The gods Amurru (with crooks) and Adad; robed king with


  • 7 14 Lama; warrior king; god with ladder-patterned robe; filling motifs

    • heroes fighting lion 7 15 Lion-griffins attacking goat; lion attacking one of two nude



  • 7 16 Two figures; filling motifs

  • 7 17 Seated god; filling motifs

  • 7 18 Worshipper with fan before seated figure with cup; filling motifs

  • 7 19 Scene based on Egyptian depictions of Levantines

  • 7 20 Water god, with flowing vases, between mountains and flowers

  • 7 21 Animal; tree; border of triangles

  • 7 22 Robed figure holding staff

  • 7 23 Votive seal carved in relief (NB). The storm god Adad on a dais

  • 7 24 Bird-griffin and winged gazelle

  • 7 25 Hero fighting lion

  • 7 26 Hero and ostrich

  • 7 27 Hero fighting lion

  • 7 28 A god and mythical beasts

  • 7 29 Winged heroes with bird and sphinx; filling motif

    • filling motifs 7 30 Winged hero between ibex-horned, winged sphinxes;



  • 7 31 Winged hero fighting inverted lions; filling motifs

  • 7 32 Winged hero between bird-griffins

  • 7 33 Tree flanked by winged heroes with cone and bucket

    • with symbols 7 34 Priest with cup and bucket before offering table and altars



  • 7 35 Pyramidal seal. Priest before altar with symbols

  • 7 36 Enlarged ancient impressions, made by two Babylonian seals

  • 8 1 The ‘Loftus Hoard’

    • to a seated male deity 9 1 Seal of a presentation scene of a figure being led by a goddess

    • multi-colored wrap garments 9 2 Scene from a wall painting found at the palace of Mari, showing



  • 9 3 Relief sculpture from Khorsabad showing fringed skirt

  • 9 4 Seal depicting a hero fighting wild animals

    • border, from Khorsabad 9 5 Assyrian palace relief sculpture of a threshold with fringe outer



  • 9 6 Close-up of textile pseudomorph from Abu Salabikh

  • 10 1 Stele of Ashurbanipal, 668 – 652 BC

  • 10 2 Stele of Hammurabi, 1760 BC

  • 10 3 Lu-Nanna votive portrait, 1792 – 1750 BC

  • 10 4 Kudurru of Nebuchadnezzar I, 1125 – 1104 BC

  • 10 5 Kudurru of Marduk Nadin Ahhe, 1099 – 1082 BC

  • 10 6 Throne room wall of Nebuchadnezzar II, 604 – 562 BC

  • 10 7 Portrait of a woman, third–second centuries BC

  • 11 1 Assyrian palace relief showing a fisherman

    • of the early second millennium BC 14 1 Map showing changes in the main inter-regional trade routes

    • dating to the eighteenth year of Ammisaduqa 14 2 Two impressions of the same seal on a tablet from Hursagkalama



  • 16 1 Tablet from the Egibi archive showing a field plan

  • 16 2 Schematic interpretation of the field plan

  • 17 1 Seal impression of king Mesannepada of Ur, 2563 – 2524 BCE

  • 17 2 A Sumerian temple of early third millennium BCE

    • twenty-fourth century BCE 17 3 Fragment of a storage jar from Tepe Gawra, layer VI,



  • 18 1 Reconstructed map of Babylon in the first millennium

    • and the Ishtar Gate 18 2 Model of the Marduk sanctuaries in Babylon; the Processional Way



  • 19 1 Detail of the Code of Ur-Nammu, showing the measuring rope

  • 20 1 Kudurru of Marduk-apla-iddina II

    • palm grove 20 2 Assyrian palace relief showing Chaldean captives in a date

    • the woman is drinking beer through a long straw 21 1 Babylonian terracotta relief of couple making love, while



  • 21 2 Old Babylonian terracotta bust of a woman

  • 23 1 Green calcite cylinder seal and impression depicting a cultic scene

  • 23 2 Drawing of the top two registers of the cultic vase from Uruk

  • 23 3 Impression of Old Babylonian cylinder seal

    • Babylonian king, Marduk-zakir-shumi 24 1 Drawing based on a cylinder seal of Marduk dedicated by the



  • 25 1 Old Babylonian clay model of a sheep’s liver, c. 1700 BC

    • on a patient 27 1 Seal impression showing an incantation priest at work



  • 28 1 Example of a memorandum which shows signs of carelessness

  • 28 2 Passage of a letter which shows a change of mind by the scribe

  • 28 3 Envelope of a letter by Zimri-Lim Tisˇ-ulme

  • 28 4 Label of a tablet-basket in the shape of an olive

  • 28 5 Example of a copy of a letter within a letter

  • 28 6 A short letter of accreditation

  • 29 1 The obverse of a mathematical tablet

  • 29 2 The geometrical manipulations implicit in YBC

  • 30 1 A fragment of the first tablet of Erimhush from Nineveh

  • 30 2 An example of the first tablet of Ea, from Assur

  • 30 3 An example of the second tablet of Aa, from Sippar

    • of Gilgamesh 31 1 Ashur-ra’im-napishti’s copy of Tablet VI of the Babylonian Epic



  • 32 1 Copy of part of a Babylonian treatise on astronomy and astrology

  • 33 1 Kudurru of the Babylonian king Marduk-zakir-shumi

    • king of Egypt 34 1 Letter from Burnaburiash, king of Babylon, to Amenophis IV,



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