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Iliad
death leads Achilles to fight |
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Iliad
prideful, leads army |
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Iliad
chose pride over death |
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Iliad
Hector's father, begs Achilles for body |
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Iliad and Odyssey (duh)
pain inflicted pain endured
wise, |
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Odeyssey
Odysseus's wife, wise (tricked suitors), "secrets" with tree(agnorisis)
weaving |
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Iliad
anger, honor and death over living, mother Thetis |
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Odyssey
odysseus's son, grows up throughout epic, also anagnorisis, helped by athena |
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Odyssey
leader of the suitors, a big bully |
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Odyssey
old slave woman who recognized Odysseus |
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Odeyssey
beautiful goddess who keeps Odysseus captive |
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Odyssey
Cyclops, son of posiden, blinded |
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Odyssey: blind priphet, in Hades
O. stories: warns everyone about what's coming...(creon and o's parents and o) |
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daughter of Oedipus and Jocasta
Antigone: proud, determinded to bury her brother, kills herself
O. at Col: she helps her father, warns her brother not to fight |
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sister to Antigone
O. at Col: didn't really help her father but was there for him...
Anti: weakling, doesn't help Antigone |
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King of Thebes(after O) and brother-in-law to O.
Anti: hubris, learns his lesson
O. Rex: shocked, friend, treats o nicely
O. Col: begs O to come back |
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son of Creon
Anti: in love, tries to stop his father, fails and kills himself |
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Creon's wife
kills herself after her son dies |
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King of Thebes
blind, prideful, learns his lesson, exiled, apotheosis
patricide |
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wife and mother of O (gross!)
kills herself when she realizes |
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king of Athens
keeps promise to protect O's resting place |
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sons of O
both want O's position(king...), O curses them, they fight and both fall(7 against Thebes)
Poly was exiled, Eteo had city |
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forethought
"Saved" man form dieing out(educated them)
new his punishment but also help knowledge of excape |
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princess turned cow and followed by a gadfly
talks to P. kids will evetually lead to the killer of Zeus |
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| prideful; makes war on a peaceful nation and get owned |
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X-man's father
ashamed at the failure of his son
tells his wife, the Queen, to meet X-man witha cloak |
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daughters of Danaus
flee marriage to evil cousins
seek asylum in Argos |
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King of Argos
very democratic; asks citizens if they should keep women |
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| brother of Danaus, his sons are chasing the suppliants |
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Barbaros(foriegn)
kinda crazy, extremly hurt by Jason's betrayal and seeks revenge
kills Glauce, creon's daughter, and her own kids all just to hurt Jason
escapes(deus ex machine) to Athens |
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stupidly leaves Medea for Glauce
reasons:
keep kids safe
become wealthy (provide)
keep status(fame) |
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Kind of Athens
promises Medea safetly if he will help him have children |
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daughter of Agamemnon
forced to marry a peasant, wants mother and her lover dead |
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son of Agememon
exciled to save his life, comes back to revenge his father's death(mother killed him) |
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formally Agememon's wife
killed Ag. to revenge her daughter's death, Aegisthus is her lover |
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teacher of Orestes, helped him escape
recognizes Or. from a scar |
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statesman, archon, helped people with mortaguages,
Father of "democracy"
no pay for athletes |
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what would you die for?
patriotic verses
elegy-while flute was playing |
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party!
athlete/soldier
leaves sheild in battle (writing)
illigitamate son
"betrotherd" but broke it off:lampoon
died in battle |
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state poet, sung by soldiers
patriotic, died for country |
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wine drinker
liked horses
maybe mercenary
ship metaphor for state
drinking songs |
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epithphs and epigrams, travelled a lot
epinicians = odes to victory
soclians= drinking songs
large fees; great memory(mnemonics) |
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school for girls/ "cult"
epithalamia = wedding songs
11th c Pope Gregory banded works
peotry, personal, passionate |
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(525-456 B.C)
added 2nd actore => dialogue
death by eagal dropping totoise shell
90 plays- 7 survive
theme = deep forces of man
[P bound, 7 vs, Supp, Persians] |
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(497-505)
added 3rd actor
increased dialogue
scene paintings
[O's plays] |
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(480-406)
least pop but has grown
psychological themes
view universe as chaotic; irrational
[Medea and Electra] |
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(484-425) Samos
Father of History
defined history = inquires
history = moral lessons |
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(460-395)Athens?
Father of "Scientific History)
history= political, no morality
more factual
(Hobbes and Machiavelli = political realism)
survived Plague of Athens
blamed for loss of Amphipolis (city) |
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(460-370) Kos
Father of Clinical Medicine
replaced by Galen
Hippocratic Oath
soil and seed metaphor |
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(371-285) Alexandria
Father of Geometry
prior to Archimedes
book: Elements
Euclidean geometry |
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(287-212)
Greek mathematician, physicist, engineer, inventer, astromnomer
"Do not disturb my circles!" (death during seige)
"Eurika"
method of exhaustion (myriad) |
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