Lecture 7 Flashcards

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What are some EPITHETS of

Hera?

A
• Gamostolos (“preparing
marriage”)
• Golden-throned
• Cow-eyed
• White-armed
• Basileia (“queen”)
• Argeia/Polias (in Argos)
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What are the visual images of Hera?

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Bridal
Veil/gesture
▪ Crown & sceptre
▪ Cow
▪ Pomegranate
▪ Peacock (in later
periods)
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Who were Hera’s children with Zeus?

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▪ Ares: ‘most hated of gods’
▪ Hebe: cupbearer
▪ Eileithyia: childbirth

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Who was Hera’s child she had by herself?

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Hephaestus

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What was the significance of the relationship between Zeus and Hera?

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▪ Cosmos – Mother Earth and Father Sky
▪ Reflection of patriarchal family life
▪ As a model for mankind, reinforcing social
institution of marriage

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What is the ICONOGRAPHY OF POSEIDON?

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▪ Middle-aged, bearded
▪ Trident
▪ Hippocamp and other
sea creatures

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Who are the children of Poseidon and Medusa?

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Pegasus and Chrysaör

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Who is the child of Poseidon and Amphitrite?

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Triton

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What other children did Poseidon have?

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▪ Polyphemus (and many other
brutes/monsters or evil men)
▪ Theseus

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What are some cult places of Poseidon?

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Isthmia (Corinth)
▪ With Amphitrite
▪ Isthmian Games
▪ Athens: Erechtheion

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What are some cult places of Hera?

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Samos: “Birthplace”
▪ Heraion: one of the oldest (8th- 6th c. BCE) and largest Greek stone temples
▪ Argos: one of the “cities I love best” (Iliad 4)
▪ Favorites: Argives and Agamemnon

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