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repitition

act of repeating

complication

circumstance that makes something difficult

expressing quality characteristic of person or place

epithet

description

spoken/written representation of a person, place, or thing

Homeric simile

runs several lines, used in epics to intensify the heroic stature of the subject

suspense

state or feeling of uncertainty about what may happen

pun

humorous use of words that emphisize a different meaning

alliteration

occurrence of the same letter or sound at beginning of closely connected words

Adonis

youth slain by boar but Zeus allows him to pass in the underworld for 4 months

Chimeral

lion's body Goats head and serpants tail

Elysian

bliss or delightful

Hermetic

air tight seal by fusion, outside forces do not change it

Aegis

backing, protecting, supporting of a particular person

bacchanalian

crazy revelry, athmosphere

fauna

animals of particular reion

iridescent

luminous lights that change with the angle

atlas

collection of maps tables charts etc: or god of maps

Cassandra

She was cursed to tell prophecies but no one believed her: she talked about doom and disaster

floral

flowers

jovial

joyous humor or spirit of good fellowship

amazon

female warriors pr area by amazon river

draconian

Draco's code of law: this was severe and cruel

hector

greatest hero of Trojen war and was killed by Achilles

ambrosia

food of the gods

echolalia

echos: repeating a phrase/words of something else

herculean

referes to the great strength of hercules: having enormous amount of strength

auroral

of or like the dawn