OCR • Classics: Classical Civilisation

A* Quality: This is a highly in-depth set of notes with definitions, examples, additional sources for more references, visual sources for the 10 markers, scholarship with paraphrases and quotes, and A star engagements exemplars for top marks, 20 and 30-mark essay plans. It goes alongside the work booklet attached at the end of the first set of notes. + These are complete and are A star/top band quality. + Essay plans and notes for the visual source questions (10 markers) + Contains essa...

Exemplar essay to the question: 'A Greek reading Homer or Hesiod could hope for his gods to be fair arbiters of justice.’ To what extent do you agree with this statement? Use primary as well as secondary sources to support your argument. (You may use evidence from the Iliad, Odyssey, Homeric Hymns, Theogony, and Works & Days.)

Key quotes from the entire play, colour-coded by theme, with context notes and critic's quotes at the end

A summary of quotes from almost all of Seneca's works, including his Consolation letters, 'On Anger', 'On the Happy Life', and other essays. Quotes are sorted by themes such as friendship, anger, desire, grief, etc. Context notes are added, especially around the Emperors of the time and Seneca's life events

Key quotes from the entire play, colour-coded by theme, with context notes and critic's quotes at the end

Key quotes from the entire play, colour-coded by theme, with context notes and critic's quotes at the end

Essay points with quotes and context for the three writes, plus critic's quotes

Essay points with quotes and critics quotes, as well as context

A complete chapter-by-chapter summary of 'The Odyssey'. Themes are colour coded and everything is highlighted. Quotes and general events are included

A detailed, chapter-by-chapter summary of the entire book. Themes are colour-coded. Quotes as well as general events are included for each chapter