Theodosius I attempted to ban all Olympic games in ancient
Greece, although he may not have been entirely successful. He
declared the ban in 394 AD as part of a larger ban on pagan
celebrations and rituals.
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Unlike how our Olympics are today, judges did not come from all
over. They were drawn from Elis, the local region which included
Olympia. The number of judges increased to 10 as more events were
added to the Ancient Olympic Games.