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English: Sketch of Passing Lion detail from the Ishtar Gate, ancient Babylon
Español: Imagen de un león pasante, detalle de la puerta de Isthar, en la antigua Babilonia |
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| Author | Himasaram |
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| current | 11:25, 6 August 2006 | | 1,125 × 750 (24 KB) | Himasaram | == Summary == {{Information |Description=Sketch of Passing Lion detail from the Ishtar Gate, ancient Babylon |Source=own work - Inkscape - originals Image:Passing lion Babylon AO21118.jpg Image:Detail_Ishtar_gate.JPG |Date=2006-2-6 |Author=[[Use |
| 03:00, 31 July 2006 |  | 1,125 × 750 (24 KB) | Himasaram | {{Information |Description=Sketch of Passing Lion detail from the Ishtar Gate, ancient Babylon |Source=own work - Inkscape - original at Image:Passing lion Babylon AO21118.jpg |Date=2006-2-6 |Author=Himasaram |Permission= |other_ve |
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