Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
38 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
Aeneas
|
a brave soldier who escaped from Troy, main character in the Aeneid
|
|
Venus (Aphrodite)
|
Aeneas's mom, supports the Trojans unlike Juno, goddess of love
|
|
Anchises
|
Aeneas sees him in the afterlife, his father, tries to hug hi three times, paralleled to Odysseus and his mom
|
|
Dido
|
the queen of Carthage, Aeneas' lover, her love for Aeneas is provoked by Venus
|
|
Juno (Hera)
|
queen of the gods, patron to Carthage, takes out her anger on Aeneas because of the prophecy that Aeneas' Roman descendants are to destroy Carthage
|
|
Sibyl
|
priestess that brings Aeneas into the afterlife, guide, parallel to Tiresias
|
|
Deiphobus
|
Priam's son and Helen's husband, Helen and Menelaus (her original husband) kill him, married Helen after Paris
paralleled to Agamemnon with Klymnestra |
|
Ambrose
|
the Bishop of Milan, Augustine goes to hear him speak for his rhetoric
|
|
Monica
|
Augustine's mother, prays for his salvation her entire life, dies not in her home, does not care where she is buried because she is more concerned about being eternally with the Lord
|
|
Adeodatus
|
Augustine's son of his longtime concubine, dies at seventeen
|
|
Alypius
|
Augustine's closest friend and companion in Milan, they have a conversation that leads to both of their conversions and baptisms
|
|
Shahrayar
|
his wife has been unfaithful to him so he decides to sleep with a different woman every night and kill her in the morning
|
|
Shahrazad
|
heroine in the story, she is the vizier's daughter, tells stories to the king that makes him not kill her because he is intrigued with them
|
|
Dinarzad
|
the sister of Shahrazad, she is the one that initiates her telling the stories to the king, daughter of the vizier
|
|
Mrs. Ts'ui
|
widow, distant cousin of Chang, got her protection from soldiers, mother of Ts'ui
|
|
Chang
|
distant cousin to Mrs. Ts'ui, never had a lover until he was 23, infatuated with Miss Ts'ui
|
|
Ying-ying
|
Ts'ui's child's name
|
|
Yuan Chen
|
key literary figure in the T'ang period, wrote a continuation of Chang's poem
|
|
Hung-niang
|
the maid of Miss Ts'ui, goes back and forth between her and Chang
|
|
Virgil
|
he is Dante's guide into hell, he is Dante's hero, he can only help him to a certain point because he has no access to heaven, capable of going into the circles of hell
|
|
Paola and Francesca
|
the circle of the lustful
Francesca- falls in love with Paola, her brother in law both read Lancelot and begin to kiss after becoming emotionally involved in the story |
|
Minos
|
judge to see what circle of hell they will be in, wraps his tail around himself and the amount of times it wraps is the circle number
|
|
Charon
|
the ferryman of the underworld, see the living person and says he is not supposed to be there
|
|
Aeneas, Dido, Paris, Helen, Hector, Achilles
|
they are in the second circle of hell where the lustful reside, forever buffeted by violent storm
|
|
Caiaphas
|
high priest under Pontius Pilate who advised for Christ to be crucified, hypocrites file along with led inside beautiful outer pieces
|
|
Ulysses
|
burned in a flame shared with Diomedes, dies at sea, Fradulent counselors, came up with the idea of the Trojan horse, on the side of the Greeks
|
|
Mohammed
|
people are split in half perpetually, sowers of dissension and scandals, caused dissension among Christians
|
|
Betran de Born
|
gave bad council to the fledgling king, carries his brain, talks about the law of counter penalty
|
|
Beatrice
|
Dante's guide into heaven, he is in love with her
|
|
Brutus, Cassius
|
murdered Caesar, betrayers of leaders, fully covered by ice, farthest away from the light of God
|
|
Lucifer
|
depicted as enormous, has three faces, parody of Trinity, has the deepest punishment of them all, is in the betrayers of the leaders
|
|
Upper hell
|
circles 1-5, sinners who are guilty of self-indulgence
|
|
Lower Hell
|
circles 6-9, sinners who are guilty of malice
|
|
contrapasso
|
the just punishment of sin, effected by a process either resembling or contrasting the sin itself
|
|
autobiography
|
Confessions is the first, established a new genre
|
|
canto
|
one of the main or larger divisions of a long poem
|
|
canticle
|
one of the nonmetrical hymns or chants, chiefly from the Bible
|
|
limbo
|
inhabited by those who were worthy but lived before Christianity and/or without baptism,
|