What did you learn about babylonian culture from passage

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What did you learn about Babylonian culture from this passage? Who or what type of human person or aspect of society did they consider powerful based on their gods? Who is the good power and why do you think they were considered good? Who is the bad power and why do you think they were considered bad?

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