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No. There were no Olympic games beside the on from Olympia.
Men were allowed to enter the Olympics but, young boys were also allowed, this was not determined by age but if the boy was bearded or not so their was no cheating. Women were also allowed in the case that they owned a horse that was being used; as long as it was a man. Other than that it was strictly boys and men. -Seamus There were no ancient Roman Olympics, there were the Gladiatorial sports and funeral games but no Olympics. The ancient Greeks held the Olympics which was called the Olympiad. Next time please check your facts before you spout random nonsense.
The olympic games were held in honour of Zeus, king of the Greek gods. He and the other gods lived on Mount Olympus
The Ancient Olympic Events are: Boxing Chariot Riding Riding Pankration Penathlon Discus Javelin Jump Running Wrestling
a bowl holding flamable stuff is lit with the olympic touch after its been carried to other countries.
The played the olympic games, every 4 years that is how the Olympics started from the wonderful Greeks!
The first ancient "Olympics", athletic contests held between different Greek city-states and sometimes athletes from other cultures, took place for two reasons, in particular. First, the Greeks were highly competitive and, thus, sought opportunities to engage each other in contests that would bring glory to individuals and whole societies. Second, the Greeks were a very religious people, and the presentation of athletic competitions were considered to be favorable to their gods as well as a kind of reverence for the same.
They played in the Olympic games in honor of Zeus the mighty god. tHEY CANT ALWAYS GO TO THE OLYMPICS STUPID.
chariot racing javelin and lots of other sports
Because the Olympics started in Greece which is where Zeus and other mythical stories took place.
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greece. Hermes an ancient greek god invented it along with many other sports like boxing in the olympic games.