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The depiction of the gigantomachy on the reliefs of the Great Altar of Zeus Pergamon may have served as an allegory of..
A- King Attalos' victory over the Gauls
B- Athens' defeat over Spain
c-Rome's control over the Mediterranean
D- Alexander the Great's military campaigns

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A- King Attalus' victory over the Gauls

of the Gigantomachy figure on the relief of the Great Altar of Zeus at Pergamon may serve as an allegory.

A- The victory of King Attalus over the Gauls from Gigantomachy, the figure on the relief of the Great Altar of Zeus in Pergamon can serve as an allegory.

The reliefs surrounding the Altar of Zeus depict the gods fighting giants, called the Battle of the Giants.  The victorious gods symbolize Pergamon and the defeated giants symbolize the enemy Galatians. The friezes show the battle of the gods, who are ultimately victorious, against the giants.

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