How Did Herodes Atticus Of Athens Help With Sanitation At The Ancient Olympic Games?
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Herodes Atticus was a Greek Rhetorician. He was the prefect of free cities in Asia in 125. He became famous as a teacher when he came back to Athens. He founded a number of public service projects that helped in Sanitation in city of Athens in general and Olympics in particular. These include:
Odeon - Athens
Stadium in Athens
Baths
Aqueducts
An exedra
Odeon - Athens
Stadium in Athens
Baths
Aqueducts
An exedra
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