Ancient Olympics

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The Secular Games were held once every hundred years in ancient Greece.

it means the year 393 CE. :3

776 BC :p

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Pythagoras

They are both held every four years. They both competed in individual events to test their abilities.

because u touch yourself at night

nothing but sometimes cloth

the original Olympic games were held in Olympia, Greece.

Elizabeth I sponsored his voyage around the world.

both men and women could be citizens.

meh

yes greek city_stated did often fight amongs themselves

the reason many ancient civilizations believed in gods was because they really didn't have much reason for many occurrences. If their was a hurricane or a volcanic eruption, it was because they thought the gods were mad at them. Having gods gave them a reason for things that at the time they couldn't explain.

Roman entertainment has one thing in common with present day entertainments, and that's is a sense of competition. They had chariot races, we have horse racing, harness racing, auto racing; they had gladiatorial contests, boxing and wrestling, we have boxing and wrestling. Their poetry reading was competitive, we have poetry contests; their theater performances were also competitive, especially during festival time, our theater performers compete for awards, i.e. Tonys, Grammies, Oscars, etc.

Roman entertainment has one thing in common with present day entertainments, and that's is a sense of competition. They had chariot races, we have horse racing, harness racing, auto racing; they had gladiatorial contests, boxing and wrestling, we have boxing and wrestling. Their poetry reading was competitive, we have poetry contests; their theater performances were also competitive, especially during festival time, our theater performers compete for awards, i.e. Tonys, Grammies, Oscars, etc.

Roman entertainment has one thing in common with present day entertainments, and that's is a sense of competition. They had chariot races, we have horse racing, harness racing, auto racing; they had gladiatorial contests, boxing and wrestling, we have boxing and wrestling. Their poetry reading was competitive, we have poetry contests; their theater performances were also competitive, especially during festival time, our theater performers compete for awards, i.e. Tonys, Grammies, Oscars, etc.

Roman entertainment has one thing in common with present day entertainments, and that's is a sense of competition. They had chariot races, we have horse racing, harness racing, auto racing; they had gladiatorial contests, boxing and wrestling, we have boxing and wrestling. Their poetry reading was competitive, we have poetry contests; their theater performances were also competitive, especially during festival time, our theater performers compete for awards, i.e. Tonys, Grammies, Oscars, etc.

Roman entertainment has one thing in common with present day entertainments, and that's is a sense of competition. They had chariot races, we have horse racing, harness racing, auto racing; they had gladiatorial contests, boxing and wrestling, we have boxing and wrestling. Their poetry reading was competitive, we have poetry contests; their theater performances were also competitive, especially during festival time, our theater performers compete for awards, i.e. Tonys, Grammies, Oscars, etc.

Roman entertainment has one thing in common with present day entertainments, and that's is a sense of competition. They had chariot races, we have horse racing, harness racing, auto racing; they had gladiatorial contests, boxing and wrestling, we have boxing and wrestling. Their poetry reading was competitive, we have poetry contests; their theater performances were also competitive, especially during festival time, our theater performers compete for awards, i.e. Tonys, Grammies, Oscars, etc.

Roman entertainment has one thing in common with present day entertainments, and that's is a sense of competition. They had chariot races, we have horse racing, harness racing, auto racing; they had gladiatorial contests, boxing and wrestling, we have boxing and wrestling. Their poetry reading was competitive, we have poetry contests; their theater performances were also competitive, especially during festival time, our theater performers compete for awards, i.e. Tonys, Grammies, Oscars, etc.

Roman entertainment has one thing in common with present day entertainments, and that's is a sense of competition. They had chariot races, we have horse racing, harness racing, auto racing; they had gladiatorial contests, boxing and wrestling, we have boxing and wrestling. Their poetry reading was competitive, we have poetry contests; their theater performances were also competitive, especially during festival time, our theater performers compete for awards, i.e. Tonys, Grammies, Oscars, etc.

Roman entertainment has one thing in common with present day entertainments, and that's is a sense of competition. They had chariot races, we have horse racing, harness racing, auto racing; they had gladiatorial contests, boxing and wrestling, we have boxing and wrestling. Their poetry reading was competitive, we have poetry contests; their theater performances were also competitive, especially during festival time, our theater performers compete for awards, i.e. Tonys, Grammies, Oscars, etc.

Went home disappointed.

olive crown

They were not chairs but rows of stone.

People would pray to the Greek god Demeter for a good harvest. This was because she was the most generous of all of the Greek gods and was beloved for her service to mankind in giving them the gift of the harvest, the reward for cultivation of the soil. The Roman name for Demeter was "Ceres", from whence we get our English word "cereal".

Other sporting events continued.

quarter god is a term used to refer to the offspring of a demigod and a human, in fan fiction based on the Percy Jackson book series. this is not a Mythological based term. there's no reference to a demigod's offspring with a human being other than just human.

hope this helps!

Techincally, yes. She participated in the Titanomachy on the side of the gods, and as a personification, is a child of Pallas (a Titan) and Styx (a primordial).

for almost 1169 years. From 776 B.C. to A.D. 393 before they were stopped by Emperor Theodisius

In the Roman Empire, like virtually all other earlier civilizations, people had specialized functions. It was believed that the function of ladies was to bear and raise children, and it was the function of men to fight (and to do everything else, other than bearing and raising children), and that each gender was good at its particular function and would not be very good if they tried to do something else.