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How much time passed between each ancient Olympics held?
Four years.
When was the ancient Olympics held Why?
1873
When was the Ancient Olympics Held?
They were held every 4 years
In the ancient Olympics at the Athens how often were the Olympics held?
every year
When and where the first ancient Olympics games held?
The ancient Olympic games were held in Olympia, Greece.
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