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Olympeia (m.kreik.
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Olympeia (m.kreik. Ὀλύμπεια) oli antiikin Ateenassa vietetty juhla, joka oli omistettu Olympoksen Zeukselle. Sitä vietettiin Munikhion-kuun 19. päivä eli nykyisen huhti-toukokuun aikoihin.
Olympia-juhlan perusti Ateenan tyranni Peisistratos 500-luvulla eaa. Se liittyi tämän rakennuttamaan Olympoksen Zeuksen temppeliin. Juhlaan kuului ratsuväen kulkue sekä ainakin roomalaisella kaudella 100-luvulla jaa., jolloin temppeli saatettiin valmiiksi, hevosurheilukilpailut. Juhlalla ei ollut yhteyttä Olympian kisoihin.
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