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Princess, Priestess, Poet: The Sumerian Temple Hymns Of Enheduanna (Classics And The Ancient World),Used Maynard Rahe Brilliantly Reminds Us HowLiving In 2300 Bce, Sumerian High Priestess Enheduanna Became The First Author Of Historical Record By Signing Her Name To A Collection Of Hymns Written For Fortytwo Temples Throughout The Southern Half Of Ancient Mesopotamia, The Civilization Now Known As Sumer. Each Of Her Hymns Confirmed To The Worshipers In Each City The Patron Deity'S Unique Character And Significance. The Collected Hymns Became Part Of The Literary Canon Of The Remarkable