Week 6 Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
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Rolls boulder up hill

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Sisyphus

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1
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Spinning wheel of fire

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Ixion

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2
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Bird eats liver daily

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Tityus

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3
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Eternal hunger and thirst

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Tantalus

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4
Q

49 sisters carry water in leaky buckets

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Danaids

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5
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Chairs of forgetfulness

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Heracles and Peirithous

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6
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King of Sparta, husband of Helen

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Menelaus

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7
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King of Mycenae/king of the Greeks; Husband of Clytemnestra

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Agamemnon

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8
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Best fighter of Greeks; son of Pelias and Thetis

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Achilles

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9
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2nd greatest fighter of the Greeks, vied with Odysseus for Achilles’ armor (lost)

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Ajax the Greater

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9
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Thought of the wooden horse; King of Ithaca, took 10 years to return home from Trojan War

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Odysseus

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10
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King of Troy; name means ransomed one

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Priam

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11
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Priam’s original name

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Podarces

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12
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Wife of Priam; mother of Hector, Priam, Cassandra, Helenus and others

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Hecuba

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13
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Best fighter of Trojans, killed by Achilles

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Hector

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14
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Son of Priam, steals Helen, killed Achilles with an arrow (with help of Apollo)

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Paris

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15
Q

Changes men to animals

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Circe (Aeaea)

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16
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Detains Odysseus for 7 years

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Calypso (Ogygia)

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17
Q

Loyal Swineherd

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Eumaeus

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18
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Loyal Cowherd

19
Q

Unfaithful Goatherd

20
Q

King and Queen of Scheria who host Odysseus

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Alcinous and Arete

21
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Dog who dies upon finally seeing his master return

22
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Nurse who recognizes Odysseus by the scar on his leg

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Most Incolent
Antinous
24
Most Favored
Eurymachus
25
Faithful wife of Odysseus, weaves and unweaves a shroud daily to delay
Penelope
26
Son of Odysseus who goes looking for his father
Telemachus
27
What ithacan swineherd remained faithful to Odysseus?
Eumaeus
28
What son of Ctesius served as Odysseus' loyal swineherd?
Eumaeus
29
What island did Odysseus call home for 7 years while under the charms of Calypso?
Ogygia
30
Agenor, Leodes, Amphimedon, Eurymachus, and Antinous were all suitors of what Ithacan queen?
Penelope
31
Who slaughtered several sheep which he thought were the Greek chieftains and killed himself in shame after losing the contest for Achilles' armor?
Ajax the Greater
32
Who acquired a bag full of winds, which he was advised not to open until he saw the Ithaca?
Odysseus
33
Who provoked the jealous rage of three goddesses when she threw an apple labeled for the most beautiful?
Eris
34
"Who prayed to his father that ""nobody"" be punished for blinding his only eye with a wooden stake?"
Polyphemus
34
Who was shocked when Calypso urged him to build a raft, after remaining captive to her spells for seven years?
Odysseus
35
Who was tied to the mast of his ship as he sailed past the Sirens so that he could hear their song?
Odysseus
36
Who unwove by night the shroud which she spun during the day in order to delay her marriage to a suitor?
Penelope
37
What king was ransomed as a child from Heracles by his sister, fathered numerous children, and died at the hands of a Greek warrior as Troy was falling?
Podarces
38
Who encountered the Cicones, the Lotophagi, the Phaeaecians and several others during his voyage home to Ithaca after the Trojan War?
Odysseus
38
What concept, brought to life by Epeius, was originally envisioned by Odysseus and gave the Greeks a way to infiltrate the city of Troy?
Trojan Horse
39
Which of the sinners of Tartarus, because he was the first mortal to murder a relative, spends his time getting dizzy on a wheel of fire?
Ixion
40
What son of Laius and Jocasta inadvertently killed his father at a crossroads and married his mother?
Oedipus
41
Which of the sinners of Tartarus, because he fed the flesh of his own son to the gods, spends his time trying to get food and water for himself?
Tantalus
42
Because of his crimes such as handcuffing Hades, what mortal was forever forced to roll a boulder up a hill in the underworld?
Sisyphus
43
What giant is eternally punished in the Underworld by having his body streched to cover nine acres while two vultures ate his heart?
Tityus
44
Who in the Underworld was condemned to carry water in jars which leaked like sieves?
Danaids