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All 14 Olympians (& Roman names) Zeus, Hera, Poseidon, Demeter, Athena, Apollo, Artemis, Ares, Aphrodite, Hephaestus, Hermes, and either Hestia or Dionysus Caldwell's interpretation the guiding principle behind myths is that cosmology recapitulates ontogeny Chaos was the first thing to exist Coyote (Karuk) creation myth about coyotes Epimetheus was the brother of Prometheus Eros was the Greek god of sexual attraction. Gaia mother earth; mother of all things

Genres of Roman Poetry1. Poetry (in verse) 2. Prose (not in verse) CatullusPoet born outside of Rome into rich Italian family, came to Rome and got involved with Clodia, sister of Clodius, who was already married, poetry reflects ups and downs of their relationship including when he was jealous of her canary and when he called her a prostitute. Her persona was Lesbia. He wrote purely about love in lyrical poetry even though he wrote at the same time as Cicero who focused on Roman politi...

CLST 101 Exam Questions And Answers 100% Verified. Hamartia - correct answer. a fatal flaw or mistake leading to the downfall of the tragic hero Peri Petei - correct answer. Reversal of fortune Anagnorisis - correct answer. recognition Katharsis - correct answer. "purgation," tragedy should make you feel Ephebe - correct answer. An age of a young man; not ready to get married but ready for war Menis - correct answer. godly rag...

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"the old world" Europe, Asia, Africa the romans referred to the world as orbis terrarum orbis terrum "the circle of lands" the first map of 3 continents was created by ______ Anaximander of Miletus Anaximander de Miletus believed in ________ years before Charles Darwin, and was ______ from ________ evolution, Greek, Western turkey Anaximander of Miletus _____BC 540

Cursus honorumcourse of office, the initially created for senatorial rank the order of Cursus honorumMaristrates: 2 censors, 2 consuls, 8paraetors, 4 aediles, 10 tribunes for plebeians, 10 quastors Equestrianswealthy citizens who could afford to perform military service in the cavalry in the republican period Comitiumphysical place established to gather together and the popular consultations Comitia CenturiataThe Roman voting assembly, based upon the division of the Roman people into f...

Fifth-Century Athens: "Formal" Education (Paideia) -grammatistes: reading, writing, arithmetic -Paidotribes: gymnastics, games, athletics -Kitharistes: music, poetry "Higher" Education -Plato's Academy: science, math, philosophy -Aristotle's Lyceum: science, math, political history, philosophy Artes Liberales: The Roman Education -Paedagogus: reading and writing (Latin and Greek), basic arithmetic -Litterator: grammar and literature (Latin and Greek), arithmetic; age 7 -Rhetor: ...

CLST 105 GREEK and ROMAN MYTHOLOGY UNIT 11 Version 2 Quiz University of British Columbia

HomerLliad and Odyssey poems HerodotusHistories of the Greco-Persian wars ThucydidesHistory of the peloponnesian war XenophonCyropaideia and Anabasis DemosthenesPhilippics PolybiusHistories (The rise of Rome)