A History of Babylon, from the Foundation of the Monarchy to the Persian Conquest

by L. W. King

[23]. Ground-plan of the unidentified temple known as "Z"; after Andrae 68

[24]. Conjectural restoration of the unidentified temple known as "Z"; after Andrae and Koldewey 69

[25]. Ground-plan of the temple of Ishtar of Akkad; after Reuther 70

[20]. Ground-plan of the temple of Ninib; after Andrae 71

[27]. Ground-plan of E-temen-anki and E-sagila; after Wetzel 74

[28]. Conjectural reconstruction of E-temen-anki and E-sagila; after Andrae 75

[29]. Ground-plan of E-zida and the temple-tower of Nabû at Borsippa; after Koldewey 78

[30]. Rough engraving of a temple-tower upon a boundary-stone 80

[31]. Plan of the Merkes Mound, showing part of the street network of Babylon; after Koldewey 82