Old Babylonian Inscriptions, Chiefly From Nippur, and Ii; Series I

Originally published in 1893, Old Babylonian Inscriptions is a collection of inscriptions from the ancient city of Nippur that shed light on the history, culture, and religion of ancient Babylon. This updated edition includes new translations and annotations by Hermann Vollrat Hilprecht, making this valuable resource accessible to contemporary readers.
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