A Near East devotional practice was to set up __________ in a shrine before an image of a god.
A) votive figures
B) statues of rulers
C) war spoilia
D) musical instruments

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Votive figures were small objects or statues that were dedicated to a deity as a form of offering or prayer. These objects were often set up in shrines before images of gods as a devotional practice in the Near East. Statues of rulers or war spoils were not typically used in this way, and musical instruments were sometimes used in religious ceremonies but were not specifically associated with setting up in shrines.

A near East Devotional Practice Was to Set Up __________