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After a Greek sacrifice, the ritual typically involved several key components. The meat from the sacrificed animal was often shared among participants, with a portion burned as an offering to the gods. Prayers and libations might also be offered, followed by feasting and communal celebrations, reinforcing social bonds and honoring the deities. The ritual served both religious and communal purposes, fostering a sense of unity among the worshippers.

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