What does the passage reveal about the ancient Greek culture?

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<span>the ancient Greek culture that's revealed would be : some believed that women must be protected from Hades the culture came from the myth of Hades' personality, who love to kidnap the women that he desire, (he once kidnapped Persephone, the wife of Zeus himself)</span>

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