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In ancient Egypt, priests typically wore linen garments, which were light and breathable, suitable for the hot climate. Their attire often included a simple white kilt or tunic, symbolizing purity. Higher-ranking priests might also wear elaborate headdresses, jewelry, and specific ceremonial garments to signify their rank and role in religious rituals. Additionally, they often went barefoot as a sign of reverence.

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