Bauchs And Philemon Flashcards
Extract 6 story
Heaven dwellers arrive at little home
Phil orders action
Betty actions till she puts things under little pot -“parvo aeno”
All the rest of actions are Phil
All actions emphasises very welcoming nature
Extract 6 analysis
“Caecolidue” heaven dwellers
“Parvos penates” little home
“Humbles postes” low doorway
“Iussit membra lavare”- Philemon orders them to take weight off their limbs
“Textum rude - b throws rough cover down
“Demovit ignes” stirs warm ashes in fire place B
“Ignes suisicat hesternos” b revives yesterday’s fire
“Cortuce sicco nutrit” they added wood to fire
“Et … et …. Et” emphaisses all of the several kind actions they done
“Multidfasue” finely chopped sticks, “riguo horto” well watered garden - emphasises how well the couple take care if their home
“SordidTerga” meagre amount of meat
“Nigiri tigon” blackened rafter
“Servatoque diu” which he had saved for a long time
“Truncat holus foliis, furca levat Ille bicormi” B strips leaves while P gets meat , work as a team
Extract 7 lines 1-11 story
Gods ready to eat
B tucks I’m dress to be presentable
B puts slab under third leg of table to make it steady
Cleans table with mint
Food -
- 2ndiffeent coloured berries, cherries preserved in wine, emdivies p, radish, cheese and eggs
Everything served in clay dishes
Ovid makes cruel joke about the clay cutlery
Cups made from wood hollowed out and lined with yellow wax
Extract 7 lines 1-11 analysis
Termens - termbling hands - B shaking due to old or nervous due to guests
Pes inpar- leg unequal 🪛- third leg on table wobbly
Note : couple keep same table for all 3 courses ( unusual, poor ness)
Mentae virantes - fresh mint - used to clean table
Bicolor baca - olives
Corna -cherries
“Inba endives”
“Radix” radish
“Lactis massa coatic” cheese
“Ova” egg
“Non acri lettier versata facilla- eggs prepared with a lot of effort
“Fictillibus” cheap clay dishes
“Elodea…..arganto” same silver - o makes cruel joke comparing the clay to expensive metals to amuse the reader
“Fargo pocula qua cava sunt, flavertibus inlita ceris- wooden cups hollowed out and lined with wax- efficient way of using available resources to make their cups reusable.
Extract 7 lines 12-19 story
Wine wasn’t of a good vintage cheap
Took a short time to eat first course
Second course , nuts , dried figs , wrinkled dates , lumps , sheet smelling apples , grapples , glistening honeycomb
B and P look over food at them with good natured faces.
Extract 7 lines 12-19 analysis
Parva Mora - short delay - due to couple being old snd slow or due to the food prep taking so long cos so much effort
Calentes epulas- warm food shows efforts
“Vina nec longae senecta”- wine not of a great vintage therefore cheap
Paulum seducta- short time to eat first course
“Hic…. Hic” this - emohsisss the amount of food being out on table
“Nux” nuts, “carica “ dried figs , rugrosis palmis - wrinkled dates , pruna plumbs , uvae grapes
Cardivius favus- glistening honeycomb
Redonita mala - sweet smelling apples
Arrangement of words for apples placed in between words of wicker basket adds an image
Extract 9 lines 1 - 13 story
Son of Saturn speaks to old people (Jupiter)
He asks what they wish for
B and P consult and jointly say
They want to be priests at his temple, die at same time, that P will never see her grave and he will never be buried by her
Gods grant wish
Years later they talk about event
B saw P grow leafy and older and P say B grow leafy and older
Extract 9 Lines 1-13 analysis
Saturnis - son of Saturn
Iuste… isuto- decent …. Decent - Jupiter calls them both decent, shows kindness n appreciation
Chiasmus - while Jupiter speaking - Senex Et femina - brings them together
Cum baucide pauco loctus - consults B as aswell make decisions together
Commune - jointly - highlights defion made together
B and P requests
1) be priests 2 protect Jupiter’s temple 3 die at same time 4 never see his graves wife never be burrie by her
Philemon baucus….. buacida …. Philemon - repition emohsisss how both become tress at exactly same time
Fondere leafy
Extract 9 lines 14 - 22 story
Too of trees rose above their faces
Both said at same time - goodbye my companion
At same bark covered them both concealing their mouths
People that live in the town now still show the neighbouring trees formed by them
Rrustrowrthy men told Ovid the story , he said why would they lie
From lines 19 onwards Ovid talking
Voids message
Let those who look after the gods be gods and let those who honour them be honoured
Extract 9 lines 14-22 analysis
Geminos…. Vultus - trees grow over both their faces
“Imaque super geminos crescente caucimome” - alliteration on line 1 - slows down story as it beings to climax
Multa dicta - mutual words - emohsisss how even they’re final words are together
O conuix- farewell husband wife- only said once to emphasise both say it at same time
“Simul ….. simul” same time - reroetion emohsisss how they done same thing same time so many times
“narrare senes “ old me told him makes story a legend
“Vidi “ o claims to have seen the tress himself therefore making story more credible
“ Curia…. Colantur” Ovid message - let those who look after gods be gods and those who honour them be honoured
8 mark formula
5/6 of these -
1 identify an example from text that refers to question
2 analyse the example you’ve chosen, eg- themes explored, linguistic techniques, how character portrayed
3 evaluate in relation to question
Then conclusion in relation to question -
Must make judgment/ opinion from question clear in conclusion
