Greek Terms, Cui Bono

Front 1

Hamartia

Back 1

Fatal Flaw

Front 2

Hubris

Back 2

Arogance, belittlement of the Gods

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Kudos

Back 3

Fame, renown

Front 4

Kleos

Back 4

Glory after death

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Aidos

Back 5

Shame, or Fear of Shame

Front 6

Nemesis

Back 6

Feeling of anger towards those who lack shame, fear of shame.

Hint 6

What Hector feels for Paris

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Oikos

Back 7

Family or kin group

Front 8

Nomos

Back 8

Customs, traditions, laws on a small scale.

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Menen

Back 9

Wrath

Front 10

Anagnorisis

Back 10

Realisation of truth or flaw

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Peripeteia

Back 11

Reversal of circumstances

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Moira

Back 12

Fate

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Arete

Back 13

Virtue

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Timé

Back 14

Honour

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Xenia

Back 15

Guest Friendship

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Geras

Back 16

Lot, or the Physical Manifestation of Timé

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Polis

Back 17

City

Front 18

Eudiamonia

Back 18

Happiness

Hint 18

Aristotles virtue theory

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Ekphrasis

Back 19

A vivid description of a piece of art or architecture as if it is moving.

Hint 19

Sheild of Achilles- Aeneas, Carthaginian temple

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Ariesteia

Back 20

Moment of perfect virtue

Hint 20

Illiad, Bk 5, Diomedes

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Até

Back 21

Blindness or god given madness

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Eleos

Back 22

Compassion or pity

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Deus ex machina

Back 23

Ghost in the machine... Use of gods to resolve a plot, conflict, not logical, a mark of bad writing.

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Mos Maiorum

Back 24

Customs of our ancestors

Hint 24

Pushed by Augustus as a moral reboot

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Pater patreia

Back 25

Father of the Father land

Hint 25

Brutus the Tyranicide, Marius, CUI BONO

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In Medes ras

Back 26

In the middle of things

Hint 26

Where do the Epics begin

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Indignata

Back 27

Anger

Hint 27

Indignation

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Pietas

Back 28

Duty

Hint 28

The gods, father and fatherland

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Furor

Back 29

Anger, opposition to fate

Front 30

Lite motif

Back 30

Reoccurring theme

Hint 30

Pietas, prophecy