Exam Flashcards

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Aeschylus

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Tragedy

  • Agamemnon
  • The Libation Bearers
  • The Furies
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Apollonius

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Hellenistic

- The Argonautica

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3
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Catullus

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Latin Lyric Poetry

  • Poem 51
  • Poem 64
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4
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Euripides

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Tragedy

- The Bacchae

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5
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Homer

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Epic

  • Iliad
  • Odyssey
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Horace

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Satire

  • Highly educated but poor
  • Satire 5
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7
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Mimnermus

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Lyric Poetry

- Poem 2

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8
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Ovid

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  • Art of Love
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9
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Solon

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Lyric Poetry

  • Politician
  • Poem 3
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10
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Sappho

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Lyric Poetry

  • Female poet
  • Poem 1
  • Poem 31
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11
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Sophocles

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Tragedy

- Oedipus the King

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12
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Tyrtaeus

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Lyric Poetry

  • Spartan poet
  • Poem 9
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13
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Virgil

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Satire

- The Aeneid

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14
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Invocation to the Muses

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Asking for inspiration from the muses (in charge of arts) for inspiration to tell the play

Conveys themes in the plays (ex, Achilles’ rage in the Iliad)

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15
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Ekphrasis

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A description of a work of art within a work of art (Ex, the description of Achilles’ shield)

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16
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Xena

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Hospitality / Guest-friendship

17
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Plato

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  • significance
  • poems have no reason
  • a mimesis twice removed
  • should control ones’ emotions
18
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Aristotle

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poems are important, a skill you can learn, emotional catharsis is good

19
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Symposia

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  • Intimate party for friends to show off poems

- More intimate, close values

20
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Nostos

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A journey home (the Odyssey)

21
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Epithets

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  • Further description of characters (ex, swift footed Achilles)
  • Applied to people as well as things
  • Can create personification
22
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Kleos

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Greek for glory