A ruler of this city states that a “great casting-net” shall fall upon a rival on a monument that also depicts Anzud holding captives shut in a net. To interpret night-visions, a ruler of this city asked for help from the goddess Gatumdug, whom he called both his “mother” and “father” in another inscription. This city was provoked into a conflict when a rival ruler, Ush, violated a frontier set up by Kish ruler Mesilim. The Foundation Cone of Entemena records how this city’s ruler (*) Eannatum (10[1])defeated opponents over the “boundary territory of Ningirsu.” A victory for this city (10[1])is recorded in the (10[1])Stele of the Vultures. (10[2])Several now-headless diorite statues (10[1])with clasped hands were erected by an ensi of this city, which fought recurring wars with its rival Umma. For 10 points, name this Sumerian city (10[1])ruled by Gudea. ■END■ (0[7])