Honors World Lit Greek/roman

Front 1

king of troy

Back 1

priam

Front 2

wife of king of troy

Back 2

hecuba

Front 3

best trojan warrior

Back 3

hector

Front 4

wife of trojan warrior

Back 4

andromache

Front 5

son of hector

Back 5

astyanax

Front 6

brother of trojan warrior/cause of war

Back 6

paris

Front 7

king of sparta

Back 7

menelaus

Front 8

wife of the king of sparta

Back 8

helen

Front 9

king of myrmidon/greatest greek warrior

Back 9

achilles

Front 10

father of achilles

Back 10

peleus

Front 11

mother of achilles

Back 11

thetis

Front 12

king of mycenae

Back 12

agamemnon

Front 13

wife of agamemnon

Back 13

clytemnestra

Front 14

achilles trophy

Back 14

briaus

Front 15

Agamemnon trophy

Back 15

crysius

Front 16

elder, wise achaean commander

Back 16

nestor

Front 17

trojan soldier who survived the fall of troy

Back 17

aeneus

Front 18

head of the gods

Back 18

zeus

Front 19

wife/sister of head of the gods

Back 19

hera

Front 20

gods who side with the greeks

Back 20

athena and ares

Front 21

gods who side with the trojans

Back 21

ares and aphrodite and apollo

Front 22

greek seer in iliad and aeneid

Back 22

calchas

Front 23

best friend of achilles

Back 23

patriclus

Front 24

achaean commanders

Back 24

Odysseus Ajax Nestor Menelaus

Front 25

author of the iliad

Back 25

homer

Front 26

author of the aeneid

Back 26

virgil

Front 27

goddess responsible for Aeneas' wreck at sea

Back 27

juno

Front 28

person who recount the fall of troy in the Aeneid

Back 28

aeneus

Front 29

queen of carthage who falls in love with aeneus

Back 29

dido

Front 30

aeneus' mother

Back 30

venus

Front 31

trojan warrior who warns troy that the wooden horse is a trick

Back 31

Laocoon

Front 32

trojan who wants to haul wooden horse into the walls of the city

Back 32

thymoetus

Front 33

the "unknown fellow" who claims to have escaped Greeks

Back 33

Sinon

Front 34

two greek commanders who desecrated Athena's shine, according to Sinon's tale

Back 34

ulysses diometes

Front 35

ideas

Back 35

notions

Front 36

irreverent

Back 36

blasphemy

Front 37

confusion

Back 37

tumult

Front 38

trickery

Back 38

guile

Front 39

purposely false

Back 39

perjured

Front 40

enraged

Back 40

insessed

Front 41

deprived

Back 41

bereft

Front 42

shamelessly bold

Back 42

brazen

Front 43

holy/sacred

Back 43

sacrosanct

Front 44

beg

Back 44

implore

Front 45

commands

Back 45

marshals

Front 46

limited to a certain quality

Back 46

stinted

Front 47

thin or bony

Back 47

gaunt

Front 48

shining

Back 48

lustrous

Front 49

famous

Back 49

illustrious

Front 50

waved

Back 50

brandished

Front 51

sharpened

Back 51

whetted

Front 52

rob by force in warfare

Back 52

plunder

Front 53

tormented

Back 53

harrowed

Front 54

unrestrained

Back 54

unfettered

Front 55

treating as not sacred

Back 55

desecrate

Front 56

signs that suggest the future

Back 56

portants

Front 57

what causes the trojan war to begin?

Back 57

the stealing of helen

Front 58

who brings the plague upon the greeks and why?

Back 58

apollo; to get back crysius

Front 59

explain the argument that occurs in Book 1 between Achilles and Agamemnon

Back 59

stealing the prize of a woman

Front 60

what does book 6 reveal about hector's view of honor? how does his view of honor compare with the greek warriors' view?

Back 60

hectors- honor for family and people
greeks- self centered

Front 61

what is hector's final plea to achilles before he dies in book 22?

Back 61

to return his body to troy

Front 62

what events demonstrate achilles' loss of honor? how does he regain his honor?

Back 62

lost: dragging/desecrating/not returning body; stop fighting; curses country
gain: returns body nicely, 10 day repreff

Front 63

how is the aeneid a national epic

Back 63

founding of rome

Front 64

summarize the exposition of the aeneid book II

Back 64

aeneus: brought to carthage by a storm by juno and meets queen dido and recounts the story

Front 65

explain the tale sinon tells the trojans about the wooden horse

Back 65

offering to the gods as sacrifice

Front 66

according to his "tale" how and why sinon escapes the greeks

Back 66

escapes and hides int he marshes, gonna be sacrificed

Front 67

what quality of the greeks leads to the downfall of the trojans?

Back 67

liars

Front 68

"if i ever roofed a shrine to please your heart, ever burned the long bones...."

Back 68

cryses

Front 69

"would to god my rage, my fury would drive me now to hack your flesh away and eat you raw-"

Back 69

achilles

Front 70

"why so much grief for me? no man will hurl me down to death, against my fate.."

Back 70

hector

Front 71

"there can be no covenants between men and lions..."

Back 71

achilles

Front 72

"I want her mine in my own house! I rank her higher than Clytemnestra, my wedded wife-"

Back 72

agamemnon

Front 73

"... and the seven brothers I had within our halls..."

Back 73

Andromache

Front 74

"i've suffered what no other mortal has, I've kissed the hand of the one who killed my children."

Back 74

priam

Front 75

"my honor never equals yours, whenever we sack some wealthy trojan stronghold..."

Back 75

achilles

Front 76

"many the sons I had whom the swift runner Achilles caught and shipped on barren salt sea as slaves.."

Back 76

Hecuba

Front 77

"and so in the same breath I mourn for you and me, my doom-struck, harrowed heart!"

Back 77

Helen

Front 78

"sorrow too deep to tell, your majesty, you order me to feel and tell once more.."

Back 78

Aeneus

Front 79

"what land on earth, what seas can take me in?" what's left me in the end, outcast that i am"

Back 79

sinon

Front 80

whoever you may be, the greeks are gone; forget them from now on; you shall be ours.."

Back 80

priam