Lecture 5 Flashcards

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1
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Who were the children of Rhea and Chronos?

A
Zeus
▪ Hades
▪ Poseidon
▪ Hera
▪ Demeter
▪ Hestia
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2
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What was Hera’s revenge?

A
“And Hera, furious at her
husband, bore a childe
without making love,
glorious Hephaistos, the
finest artisan of all the
children of Ouranos.
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3
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Was is Prometheus the creator of?

A

Humans

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4
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What did Prometheus steal from Zeus?

A

Fire

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5
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Who was Prometheus’ brother?

A

Epimetheus

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6
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Epimetheus was the God of what?

A

Afterthought

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7
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Prometheus was the God of what?

A

Forethought

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8
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What was Prometheus’ punishment?

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Zeus chained him to a rock, an eagle would eat his liver, the liver would grow back again every night

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What is the interpretation of the story of Zeus and Prometheus?

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▪ First sacrifice
▪ Animosity between
Prometheus and Zeus
▪ Source of fire one can
control, but with effort
▪ Zeus’ gift to humans…
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10
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What type of myth is the story of Zeus and Prometheus?

A

Etiological myth

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11
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Who was Pandora?

A

The first woman

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12
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Has was Pandora created?

A

Out of clay by the Gods

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13
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What did Athena give Pandora?

A

Weaving

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14
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What did Hephaestus give to Pandora?

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Speech, a form of a maiden

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What did Aphrodite give to Pandora?

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Desire, love

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16
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What did Hermes give Pandora?

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Thievish morals

17
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What does Pandora mean?

A

All gifts

18
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What was in Pandora’s jar?

A

Sickness, death and other evils

19
Q

When was the Festival of Dionysos

Eleutherios?

A

Spring- 6 days

20
Q

What special competition was held at the Festival of Dionysos?

A

Tragedies and Comedies- acting

21
Q

What would the winners of acting competition win?

A

1st, 2nd, and 3rd prizes

22
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who could be actors?

A

Only Men

23
Q

How many actors were in a Tragedy by the mid 5th century?

A

3

24
Q

What does Aeschylus mean?

A

2 speaking actors only

25
Q

What were masks used for in different tragedies

A

Different characters

Different states of mind

26
Q

How many people would be in a chorus?

A

10 for Aeschylus, up to 15

27
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Would tragedies be violent or have action?

A

No

28
Q

Who could be in a chorus?

A

Advisors, conscience, audience,
interlude, entertainers – depends
on the play

29
Q

Why were tragedies popular at this time?

A

Often used stories of the Greek mythical past to

address contemporary Athenian issues

30
Q

What was the Tragedy done on Prometheus?

A

Prometheus Bound

31
Q

What is the trilogy of Prometheus stories?

A

▪ Prometheus Bound
▪ Prometheus Unbound
▪ Prometheus the Fire-Bringer

32
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Who were the characters in Prometheus Bound?

A
Characters:
▪ Prometheus
▪ Kratos (“Power/Might/Authority/Strength”)
▪ Bia (“Force/Violence”)
▪ Hephaestus
▪ Oceanus
▪ Io
▪ Hermes
▪ Chorus of 10 Oceanids
33
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Where does Prometheus Bound take place?

A

Caucasus mountains, Scythia

34
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What is the Plot of Prometheus Bound?

A

Punishment of Prometheus

35
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What was the structure of Prometheus Bound?

A

▪ Prologue: Prometheus is Bound

▪ Parados: Arrival of Chorus

▪ Body of Play: Alternates Episodes and Choral Odes
▪ Episode 1: Oceanus and Prometheus
▪ Episode 2: Io and Prometheus
▪ Episode 3 (or Exodos): Hermes and Prometheus