*Test Review For Monday*
- What birds represent Procne & Philomena?
Respectively, Swallow & Nightengale. - What is Ate?
Infatuation to the point of being ruined. - Who is the original artisan/architect/artificer?
Daedelus. - Who is the god of sleep, dreams, and disguises?
Morpheus. - What should we avoid at all costs?
Old People. - What is Aristophanes theory of the soul mate?
Joined together in the beginning and then split in two. - Tragedy - Individual.
Comedy - Community. - Accourding to Plato, how does one reach immortality of the soul?
Knowledge & Virtue or Children of the mind. - Who taught Plato's Socrates all that he knows?
Diotima. - What is Socratic Irony?
"I don't know nothin'." - What does Icarus do to cause his own demise?
Flew too high, melted wax that attached his wings. - What is the difference between Arachne & Minerva's tapestries?
Arachne portrayed the travesties of the gods, where Minerva portrayed the gods in all their glory. - What is the final frame in Valasquez's "the Spinners"?
The rape of Europa. - What does the name Pentheus mean?
A man of constant sorrow. - Cadmus was the Grandfather of Pentheus.
Who were 2 old men in the Bacchae? Tiresius and Cadmus. - Why did Ulysess believe that he should receive the arms of Ajax?
Because Ulysess started it all. - What Shakesperian play was inspired by story of Procne et al.?
Titus Andronicus. - What is a focus of New Comedy?
Boy wants girl. - What is Anagnorisis?
Recognition. - What is the first instance of a frame within the Metamorpheses?
The story of Pan & Syrinx. - What is grace?
The awareness of God's presence in the world. - Omophagia: Eating of living flesh.
- Who is Love the child of?
Poverty and Contrivence. - How old will the Metamorphesis be in 2008?
2000 years old. - What was Daphne turned into?
A laurel tree. - What is Nasso?
Nose. - Aristophanes could not give his speech in the original order of speakers why?
He had the hiccups.
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