Lesson 13 Flashcards

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1
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god of nature

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Pan

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2
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nymph who fell in love with Narcissus

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Echo

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3
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loved himself so much he died

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Narcissus

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4
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nymph; was turned into a laurel tree

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Daphne

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5
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highest honor a hero could receive

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laurel wreath

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6
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fascinated

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spellbound

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7
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sorrowful, mournful, sad

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plaintive

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8
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to urgently beg

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beseech

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Why was Daphne turned into a laurel tree?

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As Daphne ran away from Apollo she asked her father the river-god Ladon to save her,. He had no time to rise out of the riverbed so he turned her toes into the roots and her arms into the branches of a laurel tree. Daphne said she would rather be an unmoving tree than the bride of Apollo.

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10
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the gentle dawn; mother of the Four Winds

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Eos

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11
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the sun

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Helios

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12
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Helios’ mortal son

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Paëthon

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13
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the moon

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Selene

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14
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creature that is half horse, half man

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centaur

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15
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hedonistic woodland creature with goat’s features

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satyr

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withered, dried up

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wizened

17
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the 12 principal constellations

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zodiac

18
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What happened to the earth when Paëthon drove too high or too low?

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When the chariot raced too close to the earth, the ground cracked from the heat, and the rivers and lakes dried up. When it raced too high, the earth froze and turned to ice.

19
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curiosity led her to release miseries from her jar

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Pandora

20
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Prometheus’ son, father of a new race of men

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Deucalion

21
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a stronger race of mortals; better able to endure miseries

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Deucalion’s Race

22
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the North Wind; icy and wild

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Boreas

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the South Wind; foggy and heavy

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Notus

24
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the West Wind; gentle and pleasant

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Zephyr

25
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the East Wind; least important

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Eurus

26
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unable to be satisfied

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insatiable

27
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What was the new race of mortals called? How was this race better than the previous one?

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The new race of mortals was called Deucalion’s Race. They were made of stone and harder than the previous race, made of clay. The new mortals also better withstood stings of Pandora’s miseries, which continued to torment them.