According to Greek mythology where did the most important gods and goddesses live

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According to Greek mythology the most important gods and goddesses lived on Mount Olympus, where it was believed that they not only lived but carried out complicated social lives.

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The most important gods lived in mount Olympus, according to our knowledge of Greek Mythology.

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