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1 World of Greek Athletics Features Strange from a 21-century perspective (Miller, chapter 2)

2 Athlos Competition for a Prize

3 Gymnos Competition in the Nude Perizomata

4 Infibulation Kynodesmai (dog leashes) Tying the Foreskin Euphronios Berlin #F2180 Miller Fig. 7

5 Age Categories but No Weight Divisions Andres (Men) Paides (Boys under 17)

6 Equipment Aryballos (jar of olive oil) Strigil (scraper) Spongos (sponge) Cap Konis (dust)

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8 Flogging for Fouls

9 No Team Competitions

10 Objective Standards No subjective judging for “style”

11 Musical Accompaniment

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