Suppliant goddess and worshiper before enthroned deity

Cylinder chipped.
"Seal 345 displays the unusual motif of a suppliant goddess standing alone before an enthroned deity. In contrast to this, 346 presents a subject often used in the seals of the period--a worshiper bringing a kid in his arms as an offering, with a suppliant goddess following. Only the worshiper's garment, a shawl instead of the usual mantle, is an exceptional feature. The additional figures--... a wrestling bull-man and a nude bearded hero in 346-- are stock motifs of Old Babylonian seals." Porada, CANES, p. 42