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Who does Jupiter "resign his love" according to Catullus? Peleus 
Why does Catullus mention the Argonauts when narrating the marriage of Peleus & 
Thetis? Peleus fell in love with Thetis while sailing on the Argo 
What does the Parcae prophesy for the child of Peleus & Thetis? 
Honored in death fight at try kill many men in battle free from fear 
What do the Parcae mean when they say "Scamander's wave shall witness to his 
great virtues?" Achilles will battle bravely at Troy 
Where is the m...
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Clc 106 Final Exam 2023 Questions and Answers
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Define divine myth Ans Etiological stories; characters are gods/goddesses; plot: creation stories, relationships among the gods and humans, explaining the origin of things; settings: before and outside the present order, before human chronology 
 
Define legend Ans Have some element of truth; Characters: heroes/heroines, gods play supporting roles, people with extraordinary abilities; plots: quests or journeys, monster slaying, rescues, waging w...
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Define divine myth - ANSWER-Etiological stories; characters are gods/goddesses; plot: creation stories, relationships among the gods and humans, explaining the origin of things; settings: before and outside the present order, before human chronology 
 
Define legend - ANSWER-Have some element of truth; Characters: heroes/heroines, gods play supporting roles, people with extraordinary abilities; plots: quests or journeys, monster slaying, rescues, waging wars; setting: Earth, but in the distant p...
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Classical Mythology: Final Exam Questions and Answers 2023
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Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 words of love? - agape, eros, philia, storge (4 words of love) 
 
From among which three goddesses must Paris choose "the fairest" to give the Golden Apple to? - Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite (Aphrodite won) 
 
The story of Hippolytus and Phaedra recalls the story of... - Ovid's Amores? Euripides? (but the myth goes.. Phaedra is married to Theseus but falls in love with his son from another marriage (step-son) named Hippolytus. He rejects her. She clai...
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Thetis - correct answers.-husband: Peleus 
-marriage --> strife between goddesses and judgement of Paris 
-son: achilles 
-father: nereid (sea god) 
-prophecy that her son would be more powerful than his father 
-makes all but achilles heel invulnerable 
 
Judgement of Paris - correct answers.-event that leads to the Trojan War 
-Eris ("strife") throws an apple inscribed "for the fairest" into the crowd at Peleus' and ...
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Define divine myth - Answer-Etiological stories; characters are gods/goddesses; plot: 
creation stories, relationships among the gods and humans, explaining the origin of 
things; settings: before and outside the present order, before human chronology 
Define legend - Answer-Have some element of truth; Characters: heroes/heroines, gods 
play supporting roles, people with extraordinary abilities; plots: quests or journeys, 
monster slaying, re...
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Cla10Y Final Practice Questions and Answers Already Passed Latest Updated 2023 | Rated A+
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Who does Jupiter "resign his love" according to Catullus? 
-Peleus 
 
Why does Catullus mention the Argonauts when narrating the marriage of Peleus & Thetis? 
-Peleus fell in love with Thetis while sailing on the Argo 
 
What does the Parcae prophesy for the child of Peleus & Thetis? 
-Honored in death fight at try kill many men in battle free from fear
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CLA 10 FINAL EXAM 2023 WITH 100% CORRECT ANSWERS
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Troy 
at boundary between Asia and Europe 
Greeks and Romans did not draw clear distinction b/w myth and history 
For Herodotus, "mythical" narratives serve as background to "historical" events 
Not the content of the stories that is untrue, just the way they are told 
Euhemerist rationalization: kernel of truth behind fabulous accounts 
 
 
 
Prominence of Trojan Myth 
Not just ten years of "war" 
 
 
 
Mythical Chronology 
Last age heroes 
Some are sons of gods and goddesses, many more a...
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Classical Mythology: Final Exam Questions and Answers 2023
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Which of the following is NOT one of the 4 words of love? - agape, eros, philia, storge (4 words of love) 
 
From among which three goddesses must Paris choose "the fairest" to give the Golden Apple to? - Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite (Aphrodite won) 
 
The story of Hippolytus and Phaedra recalls the story of... - Ovid's Amores? Euripides? (but the myth goes.. Phaedra is married to Theseus but falls in love with his son from another marriage (step-son) named Hippolytus. He rejects her. She clai...
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CLAS 101 Exam 1| WITH complete solution 2023/24
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Mycenaean Period - BCE 
Greek Dark Ages - 1100-808 BCE 
Achaic Period - 800-481 BCE 
Classical Period - 480-323 BCE 
Hellenistic Period - 323-31 BCE 
Foundation of Rome - 753 BCE 
Birth of the Republic - 509 BCE 
End of Third Punic War: Rome destroys Carthage - 146 BCE 
Assassination of Julius Caesar - 44 BCE 
Octavian hailed as Augustus, birth of Empire - 27 BCE 
Constantine relocates capital to Byzantium - 330 BCE 
Deposition of...
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