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What is a constellarium?
it is a play in which form is a serious play. it is written by the ancient Greece people
Ancient greek Olympic stadium?
The ancient Greeks did different games to our Olympic games
What indoor sports games did the ancient Greeks play?
The played the olympic games, every 4 years that is how the Olympics started from the wonderful Greeks!
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ancient games with swords/magic modern games with guns/.
What is an agonistarch?
An agonistarch is, in Ancient Greece, a person who trained people to compete in public games and contests.
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