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What was approximate length of babylonia from mari in the north to larsa in the south?
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4000000000000000000 miles
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What was the approximate length of Babylonia from Mari to north larsa in the south?
4000000000000000000 miles
What was the approximate length of Babylonia from Mari in the north to Larsa in the south?
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4000000000000000000 miles
What was the approximate length of Babylonia from Mari to north larsa in the south?
4000000000000000000 miles
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What was the approximate length of Babylonia from Mari in the north to Larsa in the south?
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