No, the Olympic games were developed by the earlier Greek civilisation and had died out before the Roman Empire developed.
The Olympic games were "revived" much later in the time of the British Empire (by the English).
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By definition, the Romans would have invented their sports; otherwise, the other sports from two thousand years ago (played in Grecian, Persian, and Native American cultures) were products of their own societies.
Yes and no. Technicly the olympians took over Mount Olympus and the Titans attacked them. The events where soon called the Olympics.
No. Ancient Greece was the home of the Olympics. Rome did finally host the Olympic Games in 1960.
No-one one knows exactly how the Olympics was started. All we know is that they were dedicated to the ancient greek god, Zeus.
The ancient Greeks when they started the Olympic games. Gymnastics were not discovered, they were invented based on physical abilities.
The Greek people and Athenians and Spartans competed in the Olympic games of Greek.
The Greeks are the ones who stared the olympic games to worship their gods and godesses.
greek historians and olympic games read their poetry
greek historians read their poetry allowed at the ceromonies at the olympic games
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the Olympic games have been playing since the greek times and will continue.
The ancient Greeks invented the Olympic Games.
greece. Hermes an ancient greek god invented it along with many other sports like boxing in the olympic games.
Danish from Singapore won the 100m race in the olympic games in greek times.thx