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Greco Romano Lit, Comedia, Poesía y Mitos > 1 Aristófanes – Las Ranas > Flashcards

1 Aristófanes – Las Ranas Flashcards

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Aristófanes

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Aristófanes (a-ris-tó-fa-nes): el padre de la comedia griega; escribió Las Ranas

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Atildado

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Atildado (a-til-DA-do): elegante, pulcro

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Caronte

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Caronte (car-RON-te): barquero que transportaba las almas muertas a través del río Estigia [Eng- Charon (Karin)]

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Chinches

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Chinches (CHIN-ches): bedbugs

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Chocarrero

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Chocarrero (cho-ca-RRE-ro): vulgar

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Cuervos

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Cuervos (CUER-vos): ravens

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Éaco en Las Ranas

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Éaco (AYE-ack-oh): Dioniso desciende al Hades disfrazado de Heracles y encuentra al Éaco. Éste odia a Heracles por haber robado a Cerbero, así que lo tortura. [Eng-Aeacus]

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Esquilo en Las Ranas

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Esquilo (es-QUI-lo): Compitió en la poesía con Eurípides. Dionisio lo favorece y lo trae de regreso al mundo de arriba. [Eng-Aeschylus]

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Eurípides

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Eurípides (eu-oh-RI-pi-des): dramaturgo de tragedias griegas [Eng-Euripides]

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Hacer trizas algo/a alguien

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Hacer trizas algo/a alguien: to shatter, tear to pieces

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Jantias

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Jantias (jzan-thee-as): esclavo de Dioniso en Las Ranas. [Eng-Xantias]

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Plutón

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Plutón (plu-tón) aka: Hades, esposo de Perséfone. En Las Ranas permite que Esquilo regrese a Atenas. [Eng-Pluto]

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Alcuza

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Alcuza (al-CU-za): frasco para aceite; olive oil bottle

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Astillla

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Astillla (as-TIL-lla): splinter, chip

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Cleístenes en Las Ranas

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Cleístenes (clay-EE-te-nes): hombre afeminado, imberbe, cobarde y homosexual [AICH]

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Corifeo

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Corifeo (co-ri-FE-o): director del coro en el teatro griego

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Echar a perder

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Echar a perder: to spoil, to mess up

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Edipo

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Edipo (eh-DI-po): Oedipus

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Harapos / Hilachas

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(ha-RA-pos / hi-LA-chas): rags or shabby clothing

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Yerro

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Yerro (YE-rro; the ‘y’ is pronounced): errar, mistake

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Dionisio, pronunciación

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(dio-NI-sio)

Greco Romano Lit, Comedia, Poesía y Mitos (2 decks)

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