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Greek gods naked?
Greek Gods are spirits and have never lived, therefore never died and so yes they are naked and always will be.
Why were the Incas always naked?
Actually, they were not. In fact, those of them who lived in the mountainous regions of the empire wore warm wool and cotton clothing.
What king of Egypt put naked slaves around him?
Pepi II who covered a number of naked slaves with honey attract the flies away from his person
Did ancient greek wrestlers do batista bomb naked?
cornflackes
How did greek art portry the human body?
Usually naked.
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