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38 Cards in this Set

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aristeion
poem of the great deeds of Diomedes
xenia
moral system of respecting and protecting guests
epipolesis
pep talk before a fight
certamen
athletic contest with a prize for the winner and a punishment for the loser
mytheme
a motif in a myth that repeats itself
autochthonous
originating in the place it was found
Bacchanalia
a Roman festival celebrating Bacchus
Catalogue of ships
From the Iliad book 2: lists the contingents of the Achaean army that sailed to Troy
Doloneia
The story of the spy, Dolon, which is the main subject of the tenth book of Homer's Iliad; some critics say it isn't part of the original poem
enthousiasmos
inspiration or possession by a god
frame narrative
a secondary story or stories within a main story; used frequently by Ovid
logos
Greek word meaning reason or logic
maenad
female followers of Bacchus
Poena
the spirit of punishment that attends Nemesis, the goddess of divine retribution
spartoi
men sown from the ground
sparagmos
an act of rending or tearing apart, usually an animal or human by the followers of Bacchus
suasoria
an internal conflict or argument with oneself
supplication
a form of prayer where a person asks a god for something
kudos
acclaim or praise for exceptional achievement
teichoskopoeia
Iliad Book 3, when Helen looked over the wall of Troy
thyrus
giant fennel staffs covered with ivy, carried by Bacchus and his followers. The staffs of maenads dripped honey
Zeus
Jove, Jupiter
Hera
Juno
Eros
Cupid
Aphrodite
Venus
Ares
Mars
Hermes
Mercury
Cronos
Saturn
Artemis
Diana
Hephaistos
Vulcan, Mulciber
Gaia
Gea, Ge
Athena
Minerva
Poseidon
Neptune
Demeter
Ceres
Hades
Pluto
Hestia
Vesta
Pan
Faunus
Latona
Leto