Aeniad

Question 0

Gross exaggeration

Answer 0

Hyperbole

Question 1

Admirer of Sappho

Answer 1

Catullus

Question 2

Positions between 2 extremes

Answer 2

Mean

Question 3

Complex, song like poem devoted to a serious subject

Answer 3

Ode

Question 4

Short saying

Answer 4

Maxims

Question 5

Golden Mean; Carpe Diem

Answer 5

Horace

Question 6

“To live forever, you must die gloriously”

Answer 6

Roman paradox

Question 7

Duty; religious behavior

Answer 7

Pietas

Question 8

Gravitas

Answer 8

Weight/seriousness/dignity/importance

Question 9

Fides

Answer 9

Trust

Question 10

Similarities/differences between Roman and Greek heroes

Answer 10

S: strength, lineage (noble birth), religion (polytheism), abilities, and attitude (honorable)
D: character (G: larger than life; perfect/ R: more real humans)

Question 11

Roots of Roman literature

Answer 11

Roman audience saw a Latin version of a Greek play

Question 12

Who conquered the Roman republic and turned it into an empire?

Answer 12

Julius Caesar

Question 13

How did Roman form?

Answer 13

Aeneas led Trojans to Italy and found Roman culture

Romulus argued where to build it with his brother, Remus, then killed him

Question 14

Athen

Answer 14

Minerva

Question 15

Zeus

Answer 15

Jupiter

Question 16

Poseidon

Answer 16

Neptune

Question 17

Epicureans

Answer 17

Ex: Catullus and Ovid

1) pleasure
2) avoid pain
3) true friendship (never worry about consequences)

Question 18

Stoics

Answer 18

Ex: Virgil and Horace

1) behavior (indifferent), not words
2) logic
3) self-control/moderation

Question 19

Golden age

Answer 19

Everything was good and joyful

Question 20

Silver age

Answer 20

Work for everything they had

Question 21

Bronze Age

Answer 21

Aggressive fighting (no wars but becoming less content)

Question 22

Iron Age

Answer 22

People are dying, getting sick, greed is the root of all evil

Question 23

Elegy IV

Answer 23

Written in honor of all women