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

by L. W. King

[IX]. Brick of Warad-Sin, King of Larsa, recording building operations in the city of Ur 105

[X]. The Citadel Mound of Carchemish from the north-west 128

[XI]. Upper portion of the Code of Hammurabi, engraved with a scene representing the king receiving his laws from the Sun-god 144

[XII].(i) Bronze cone and votive figure, (ii) Stone cylinder with a votive inscription of Warad-Sin, King of Larsa 153

[XIII]. Portion of the text of Hammurabi's Code, Columns 6-8 168

[XIV]. A modern gufa, a form of coracle described by Herodotus and represented on the monuments 177

[XV]. (i) A small kelek on the Tigris at Baghdad, (ii) Ferry-boats on the Euphrates at Birejik 184

[XVI]. Impressions of Babylonian cylinder-seals, engraved with mythological subjects 193

[XVII]. Impressions of Kassite cylinder-seals 199