Illiad - Book 3 Flashcards

1
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What is Paris’ epithet

A

“God-like Paris”

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2
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What words do Hector call Paris the first time they dispute?

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“Parody”/ “ sex crazed seducer” and says that Paris “should never have been born”

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3
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How do we know that Paris wasn’t equipped properly for battle?

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The armour he wore “belonged to his brother Lycaon” because he had turned up wearing a leopard’s skin.

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4
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How do we know that Paris hasn’t changed towards the end of the Book with his conversation to Helen?

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  • because he says “come, let us go to bed together and enjoy the pleasures of love”, which demonstrate clearly that he’s still not concerned with other people’s fate.
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5
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What do people think about Paris?

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“They loathed him, all of them, like the Black Death”

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Who does Priam blame for the cause of the war instead of Helen?

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“The gods”

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7
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Where does Aphrodite take Paris?

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To his “fragranted bedroom”

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8
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What does Aphrodite warn Helen?

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That she can turn on her and loathe her “as vehemently as I have loved you”

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9
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What is Menelaus described as when he sees Paris?

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He’s described “as a lion”

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10
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What’s the description used for when Menelaus chokes Paris?

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He chokes him “by the pressure on his tender throat”

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How do the camps react to the news of a duel?

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“Greeks and Trojans were delighted of a reprieve from the painful business of fighting”

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12
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How are the camps described when they’re advancing?

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  • Greeks: “move forward in silence, breathing courage”
  • Trojans: “ advanced with shrieks and cries like cranes”
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13
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What does Iris’ description of the duel fill Helen with?

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“Sweet longing for her former husband”

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14
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What does Helen do now that she feels as though she’s made the wrong decision?

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“Spend my life in tears”

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15
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How does Helen criticise herself?

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“Slut that I am”

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16
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How does Helen get angry at Aphrodite?

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“No, go and sit with him yourself”