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The ancient Greeks, including the Olympians, had varied beliefs about the afterlife, and views on reincarnation were not universally held. Some philosophical schools, particularly the Pythagoreans and later the Platonic tradition, embraced the idea of the soul’s transmigration and reincarnation. However, many Greeks primarily focused on the concept of the afterlife in the realm of Hades rather than reincarnation. Thus, while some individuals may have believed in reincarnation, it was not a predominant belief among all Olympians.

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