Lecture 4 - Aphrodite/Venus and Eros Flashcards

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Ouronia vs Pandemos

A

Abstract love / attention vs Everyday Aphrodite

Respected vs more crude, pandamos focuses more on sexuality

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2
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Pygmalion

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Dude who Aphrodite made statue real for him to marry

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3
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Who are Charites/Gratiae and Hours (Horae)?

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They tend to Aphrodite and her beauty

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Who is Priapus?

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Aphrodite’s son, fertility god

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What is the name of the man who lost his genitalia and became a woman?

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Cybel

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6
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Why is Anchises crippled?

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Aphrodite slept with him

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7
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What is unique about Eros?

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Eros is an element that precedes everyone, has his place taken by Aphrodite, and then is born of her

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8
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Who is Eros’ child?

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Volupta (Goddess of pleasure)

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9
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Where does the idea of Artemis and Apollo being twins come from?

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The Romans

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What is one similarity between Artemis, Selene, Hecate?

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Connection with the moon and witchcraft

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What does it mean “To be Pious”?

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To honour father, family, self

Can be an insult: don’t be so pious. (too proper)

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12
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What is Sophrosune?

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It means to practice moderately

Key idea: self control

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