Religion in Mesopotamia

In ancient Mesopotamia, temples provided medical services and had a close connection with the gods. Each city had its own god, with the city of Ashur worshipping the god Ashur. As the city prospered, so did the worship of Ashur, who was depicted as a robed man with a crown and bow. The gods were believed to intervene in human affairs, and their power was thought to correlate with the success of their cities. The temples were adorned with grand statues and carvings depicting Ashur as the ruler of the golden city.

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