Yes, Greek women were allowed to participate in religious rites and festivals. Religious rituals gave women an important role in public life. There were female priesthoods, such as the the priestesses of Athena Polias in Athens, Demeter and Kora in Eleusis, Hera in Argos and the oracles. All oracles in the Greek world were women. They were the priestesses of Apollo, the oracular god.
women were not allowed to participate in ancient greek
No.... not back in the Greek days
No, they were not allowed to perform in theatre, only men. But a Greek man, Phrynichus, was the first man to use female characters but not actual females Hope this helps.
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No women were not allowed to act in the theater but were allowed to dance for a small while in the chorus in front of the stage. Women were not allowed to act as it was considered unwomanly and dishonourable.
No women were not allowed to take part in Ancient Greek plays as it was seen as below women and even undignified for men.
Hell yeah! No, it is not in their religion. They're not allowed. :P
Women in Ancient Greek were considered inferior to men and did not have the same rights. For that reason they were not allowed to participate in the Olympic games.
Of course they were allowed to mix with males. The women in ancient Rome ran the household. Don't confuse the Roman women with the Greek women who were isolated in their homes.
No they weren't even allowed to watch
They weren't allowed to participate. They belong in the kitchen.
Theywould send there daughters to report back for them !