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In the ancient Greek Olympics, city-states rather than modern countries competed, with the most notable participants being Athens, Sparta, Corinth, and Thebes. Athletes from various Greek city-states gathered to compete in events, showcasing their strength and skill. The Olympics were primarily a celebration of athletic prowess and religious devotion to Zeus, attracting competitors from across the Hellenic world. Participation was limited to freeborn Greek men, while women were generally excluded from competing.

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