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Priests often used a lunar calendar and astrological observations to determine auspicious days for planting and marriage ceremonies. They would analyze the phases of the moon and the positions of celestial bodies, believing that these factors influenced fertility and success. Additionally, they might consult omens or religious texts to guide their decisions on the timing of these important events.

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