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Read the excerpt from The Riddle of the Rosetta Stone, by James Cross Giblin. There being assembled the Chief Priests and Prophets and those who enter the inner shrine for the robing of the gods, and the Fan-bearers and the Sacred Scribes and all the other priests from the temples throughout the land who have come to meet the king at Memphis, for the feast of the assumption by PTOLEMY, THE EVER-LIVING, THE BELOVED OF PTAH, THE GOD EPIPHANES EUCHARISTOS, of the kingship in which he succeeded his father, they being assembled in the temple in Memphis on this day declared: What is the central idea of the excerpt?

1. Chief Priests and Prophets were permitted to enter the inner shrine.
2. The Sacred Scribes joined the assembly to record the events at the temple.
3. Ptolemy became the king of Egypt when he succeeded his father.
4. Many important people gathered in the temple in Memphis to honor Ptolemy.

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Answered by XxsweethartxX
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Answer:

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Answered by michelle2582
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Answer:

"Many important people gathered in the temple in Memphis to honor Ptolemy."

Explanation:

The passage brings this central idea up multiple time:

"Chief Priests and Prophets and those who enter the inner shrine for the robing of the gods"

"other priests from the temples throughout the land who have come to meet the king at Memphis"

Both of these talk about important people going to the temple to honor Memphis

For the first one, it is correct, although it is not considered the main idea for this passage. It is simply hinted at, as it says they "enter the inner shrine".

For the second one, Sacred Scribes did go to the temple, but not for the purpose of recording events

For the third one, it is correct, but again, it is not the central idea. It is merely a detail to add to the fact of why people go to worship them

So, this would only leave the last one!

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