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Baked clay statue of the Mesopotamian god Enlil, from the Scribal Quarter at Nippur, Iraq, 1800-1600 BCE.
Iraq Museum, Baghdad.
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FRCP(Glasg), O. S. M. A. (2023, March 03). Enlil. World History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/image/17153/enlil/
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