An Individual Who Successfully Led the City-State's Army in Battles

An individual who successfully led the city-state's army in battles was:

A) known as a tyrant and feared by freedom-loving citizens.
B) able to acquire prestige and power as a lugal ("big man") .
C) associated with distant countries where the gods supposedly lived.
D) watched by priests to see if he had magical powers of government.
E) allowed by the gods to carouse with the wives and daughters of the nobles.