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Notes available for the following courses of Classics: Classical Civilisation at OCR
- A2 Unit AH3 F393 - Greek History: conflict and culture
- A2 Unit AH4 F394 - Roman History: the use and abuse of power
- A2 Unit CC7 F387 - Roman Britain: life in the outpost of the Empire
- A2 Unit CC8 F388 - Art and Architecture in the Greek World
- A2 Unit CC9 F389 - Comic Drama in the Ancient World
- A2 Unit CC10 F390 - Virgil and the world of the hero
- A2 Unit G3 F373 - Classical Greek Verse
- A2 Unit G4 F374 - Classical Greek Prose
- A2 Unit L3 F363 - Latin Verse
- A2 Unit L4 F364 - Latin Prose
- AS Unit AH1 F391- Greek History from original sources
- AS Unit AH2 F392 - Roman History from original sources
- AS Unit CC1 F381 - Archaeology: Mycenae and the classical world
- AS Unit CC2 F382 - Homer\'s Odyssey and Society
- AS Unit CC3 F383 - Roman Society and Thought
- AS Unit CC4 F384 - Greek Tragedy in its context
- AS Unit CC5 F385 - Greek Historians
- AS Unit CC6 F386 - City Life in Roman Italy
- AS Unit G1 F371 - Classical Greek Language
- AS Unit G2 F372 - Classical Greek Verse and Prose Literature
- AS Unit L1 F361 - Latin Language
- AS Unit L2 F362 - Latin Verse and Prose Literature
Popular books OCR • Classics: Classical Civilisation
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Latest notes & summaries OCR • Classics: Classical Civilisation
Notes on the key themes in the Iliad with examples - concept & behaviour of a hero, life in Troy & the Greek camp, portrayal of war, death & mortality, menis and reconciliation
Notes on the composition of the Iliad and contextual notes, as well as notes surrounding the discussion of the Homeric question
The literary techniques and composition of the Iliad, including specific terminology and examples used throughout the epic
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An in-depth look into the social, cultural and religious contexts that played a role within the Aeneid, including mention of the gods as well as women and their role
An in-depth look into how Virgil wrote the Aeneid, including summaries for nearly all the books (based on the course I study), the composition of the epic itself and techniques used.
Focusing on the historical and political background in which the Aeneid was written (the civil war & Augustus), the literary techniques within the epic and its composition, and the religious, social and cultural context to help enable your understanding
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Focusing on the historical and political background in which the Aeneid was written (the civil war & Augustus), the literary techniques within the epic and its composition, and the religious, social and cultural context to help enable your understanding
An in depth and fully complete set of summary notes on the Athenian acropolis and the buildings on it which is a prescribed archaeological site in OCR Classical Civilisation Religion paper
All notes needed for the prescribed classical archaeological site of the sanctuary at Olympus and the Olympic Games festival in honour of Zeus.
This document outlines each Book of the Iliad in the OCR specimen with the main plot points and key moments. Reminding yourself of the key moments of the poem is a crucial step before moving on to more exam-focused revision activities such as essay plans. These summaries give you the foundation of knowledge you need to build good essay plans and gain a deeper understanding of the poem.