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Who were the priests? What role did they have in Sumerian society?

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In Mesopotamian society, priests and priestesses were equals to the king in power and honor. They were mediators between the gods and the people. His or her job was to please the gods, to divine their will and communicate it to the ruler and the people. He supervised scores of other priests in performing sacred duties.

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In Mesopotamian society, priests and priestesses were equals to the king in power and honor. They were mediators between the gods and the people. His or her job was to please the gods, to divine their will and communicate it to the ruler and the people. He supervised scores of other priests in performing sacred duties.

( I lowkey looked this up but it’s okay) hope it helps!!
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