Sacrifice, Politics, and War in the Ancient Near East
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| contents | <div>The offering is of great importance in religious rituals in the ancient East, as it appears especially in its relationship to politics and war, because the sacrifice is above all a duty for man, especially for kings, as it enters into the coronation of kings, and it also preserves their lives, offering them in wars, and after victory, they consecrate Kings part of it as an offering. The sacrament also accompanies political treaties; emphasizing the influence of kings in conquered cities; As well as political ceremonies and accompanying public projects.</div> |
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| spellingShingle | Sacrifice, Politics, and War in the Ancient Near East adnan, usama Ancient Near Eastern Rituals Offerings Sacrificial Practices Political Treaties War and Religion <div>The offering is of great importance in religious rituals in the ancient East, as it appears especially in its relationship to politics and war, because the sacrifice is above all a duty for man, especially for kings, as it enters into the coronation of kings, and it also preserves their lives, offering them in wars, and after victory, they consecrate Kings part of it as an offering. The sacrament also accompanies political treaties; emphasizing the influence of kings in conquered cities; As well as political ceremonies and accompanying public projects.</div> |
| title | Sacrifice, Politics, and War in the Ancient Near East |
| topic | Ancient Near Eastern Rituals Offerings Sacrificial Practices Political Treaties War and Religion |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17634235 |