The city of Larsa wasn't up to this Babylonian's code so he conquered it in the 1760s B.C. Jeopardy

The city of Larsa wasn't up to this Babylonian's code so he conquered it in the 1760s B.C.

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The city of Larsa wasn't up to this Babylonian's code so he conquered it in the 1760s B.C. Jeopardy

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