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Anchor text: ancient Greece
Target Entity: ancient_Greece
Preceding Context: The historical Greeks considered the practice of adult and child sacrifice barbarous. However, exposure of newborns was widely practiced in
Succeeding Context: . In Greece the decision to expose a child was typically the father's, although in Sparta the decision was made by a group of elders. Exposure was the preferred method of disposal, as that act in itself was not murder; moreover, the exposed child technically had a chance of being rescued by the gods or any passersby. This very situation was a recurring motif in Greek mythology.
Paragraph Title: null
Source Page: Infanticide

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