The Olympic Games were a celebrated tradition from "summary" of The Greeks by Paul Cartledge
The Olympic Games were not just a sporting event for the ancient Greeks. They were a revered and cherished tradition that held a special place in the hearts of all Greek people. Every four years, athletes from different city-states would come together to compete in a variety of events, from running and wrestling to chariot racing and discus throwing. The games were a time of unity and camaraderie, where political disputes were set aside in the spirit of friendly competition. The ancient Greeks believed that the Olympic Games were more than just...
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