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47 Cards in this Set

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Hector
Achilles killed him in Troy
Acrisius
Perseus' grandfather, locked Danae in a box, killed by Perseus
Hydra
snake-grew heads after those were cut off, Hercules killed her
Agammemnon
ruler of Greek forces during Troy
Golden Fleece
what Jason needed to retrieve
Ariadne
daughter of King Minos
Sphinx
guarded Thebes, used a riddle to enter
Clashing Rocks
Jason made them stop
Argo
the boat that Jason rode in
Minotaur
Queen and White Bull's son, man-eating, kept in labyrinth
Jocaste
Oedipus' biological mother
Sinis and Procrustes
thieves who killed, Theseus killed them
Medusa
woman with snakes on head, if you looked at her you turned to stone
Eurystheus
King who gave Hercules the labors
Medea
Jason's first wife
Andromeda
girl that Perseus saved from a sacrifice
Patroclus
Achilles's lover, Hector killed him
Nemean Lion
immortal lion, one of 12 labors, Hercules killed it
Golden Age of Greek Drama
5th century B.C.
God honored during song
Dionysus
Proskenion
raised platform where actors performed
Satyr play
a play to lighten the mood in the afternoon
Skene
served as backdrop-actors changed and waited
Tetralogy
the trilogy and satyr play put together
Theatron
stone seats that spectators sat on
Thespis
earliest known hypocrite
Thymele
altar behind orchestra
Trilogy
three related tragedies
Hypocrites
the 'one who answers back
Orchestra
large circular area where chorus performed
Parodoi
two huge entrances
Prologue
an opening scene
Dithyramb
wild or ecstatic song of praise
Chorus
group of men who sang during the play
Archon
the administrator of Athens
Ampitheatre
theater where plays were performed
3 unities of tragedy
time, place, and action
Parodos
entrance to the theater
Protagonist
main character in the play
Catharsis
a satisfied feeling
Tragedy
when the story ends badly for the protagonist
Hubris
arrogance or excessive pride
Antigone
daughter of Oedipus, wants to bury brother
Ismene
Antigone's sister
Haimon
Antigone's fiancee, Creon's son
Eteocles and Polyneices
Oedipus's sons, killed each other in battle
Creon
King of Thebes