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INTRODUCTION
The ancient religions was featured by polytheism .Although appearance
of monotheism in worship of some peoples such as Babylonians , Pharos
and Hebrews in the early eras from their religions histories the general
feature in old believes was polytheism because of the ancient man
believe in natural forces and its role in organizing his live . Thus he
interpret by this natural forces all his existence dependence .The ancient
man believed that gods are exist in heaven or in underworld or in
deepwater .Among theses gods was Ninazu ,The god of medicine and
cure and one of underworld gods
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