What are the ancient Spartans religious beliefs?

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Well the Spartans hailed from a city-state known as Sparta which is located in Greece. So as Greeks they worshipped Gerek gods such as Zeus Apollo Neptune Athena and many others. In my personal opinion Spartans are by far the most cool out of all the Greeks. I hope you found this tip helpful.

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