In the following sentences, identify the one which is free from any grammatical or contextual error. If all sentences are correct, choose the option "All are correct".

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1. Option (d) is the only sentence that is both grammatically and contextually correct.

2. For option (a), the phrase "morality character" is incorrect. The adjective "moral" should replace "morality" to correctly describe the noun "character".

3. In option (b), the phrase "were held discussions" is incorrect. It should be "held discussions" to properly make "Greek scholars and poets" the subject performing the action.

4. Option (c) contains the phrase "leading for a host of complications," which is incorrect. The correct phrase is "leading to a host of complications," as "leading to" properly connects the clauses.

**Answer:** (d)

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