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This project explores the interconnection between scholarly and cultic practices of ancient Mesopotamian priests, focusing on how these activities shaped their identity. By applying a comparative approach, it aims to reveal the holistic worldview of these scholar-priests through their engagement with liturgical texts a…
The scholarly texts of ancient Mesopotamia in the first millennium BCE, specifically commentaries written in Akkadian on cuneiform tablets, were the work of priests who also performed cultic activities in the temple.
The proposed project seeks to demonstrate how these scholarly and cultic activities were interrelated and how they shaped the self-identity of the priestly-scholarly community that was in charge of both.
The project thus aims to bridge the gap between the study of intellectual histo…
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