Early cities in Ancient Greece were very small by modern standards. While a few had populations numbering in the hundreds of thousands, most had under 20,000 citizens and by today’s standards would not be considered as a city by many (Kitto, 33). It is important to note however, what determined citizenship in the early Greek cities. One had to be a free male and could not be foreign born (31). The activities that this specific group was drawn to says a lot about the

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