Greeece Pt 2 Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
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Gallic chieftain killing himself and his wife

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National museum of Rome, Rome

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Laocoon and his sons

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Vatican museum, Vatican

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3
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Nike of Samothrace

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The louvre museum, Paris

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4
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Market woman

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Metropolitan museum of art, NY

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5
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Aphrodite of Melos

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The Louvre museum, Paris
Partially nude
More erotic than if she were fully nude

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6
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Aphrodite of Knidos

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Sculptor: Praxiteles

Completely nude with right hand covering pubis not as erotic as Aphrodite of Melos

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7
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Altar of Zeus at Pergamon

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Pergamon museum Berlin

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8
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Aeschylus

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1st major Greek playwright and tragedian
Ultimate justice of the Gods
Human suffering was traceable to foolish act (consequences extended)
Is responsible for the Orestia trilogy
Is credited with adding the second character to the Greek theater.

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9
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Orestia (3)

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  1. Agamemnon
  2. Choephori
  3. Eumenides
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10
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Sophocles

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Human destiny is seen in the light of moral law
Human blindness to truth
Greatest Greek Tragedian
Used exits and entrances for dramatic impact
Misinterpretation of nature causes pain/death
Truth seen in dreams oracles or seers (Tiresians)

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Euripides or (Shakespeare of the time)

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Very known for his female roles
Uses Great Realism
Hecuba: few tragedies basically everyone ends up hopeless or dead
Major theme: we are alone, Gods or fate are not responsible for our sorrows

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Jason ( Medea)

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Husband of Medea and of Glauce

Jason and the Argonauts, discovered Golden Fleece.

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13
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Glauce (Medea)

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Daughter of Creon, King of Corinth; wife of Jason who is killed by Medea

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14
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Clytemnestra

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Wife of Agamemnon, who kills his concubine and is killed by her son Orestes

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15
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Cassandra

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Agamemnons concubine

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16
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Hecuba

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Wife of King Priam who’s life spirals downhill when they lose the war and she gets captured as a slave and sees her children dying

17
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Iphigenia and polyxena

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Daughter of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra, Primcess of Argos.

Agamemnon is forced to sacrifice her so ships can sail to Troy

18
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Polydorus

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Youngest son of Hecuba and King Priam of Troy
Sent to King Creon of Corinth to stay safe if anything went wrong in the war with an endowment
Is killed to favor Greeks body dumped at see and his body is found by Hecuba.

19
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Dying Gallic trumpeter

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Museo capitolino, Rome