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The Babylon of Hammurabi in the 17th century BC became a territorial and a religious capital of Mesopotamia, as to its tutelary god, Marduk, who became the commander of the Babylonian pantheon. Almost thirteen centuries after, Nabonidus, an usurper of the Babyloninan throne, wanted to give the godly supremacy that held Marduk to the lunar god Sin. This decision caused him a confrontation with Marduk’s priests, and eventually, his exile, the Babylonian throne and, even, his own life.

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La exaltación de la divinidad en Mesopotamia: Marduk y Sin, dos posibles instrumentos políticos en Babilonia / The Exaltation of Divinity in Mesopotamia: Marduk and Sin, two Possible Political Instruments in Babylon