Answer:
What they were allowed to do, as men, was to go out to visit friends and family, and attend public religious ceremonies and festivals.
Explanation:
Women in ancient Greece had few rights in common with male citizens. They were not allowed to vote, attend public assemblies, hold public office, own land, nor inherit, as men did. They couldn´t even become citizens.
Being faithful to their husbands was expected of women, despite men being allowed to have relationships outside of the marriage.
