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- Women_in_Classical_Athens comment "In Classical Athens (c. 500–300 BC), free women's lives centered around the domestic and religious spheres, unlike citizen men, who were able to involve themselves in politics. Free Athenian women, though not considered to be true citizens, became important from 451/0 BC, when Athenian citizenship began to require an Athenian-born mother as well as a citizen father.".
- Q17017435 comment "In Classical Athens (c. 500–300 BC), free women's lives centered around the domestic and religious spheres, unlike citizen men, who were able to involve themselves in politics. Free Athenian women, though not considered to be true citizens, became important from 451/0 BC, when Athenian citizenship began to require an Athenian-born mother as well as a citizen father.".