Classical ci - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

ocr A Level Classical Civilisation H408-21 May2023 Question Paper.

In depth summaries of Virigl's Aeneid and Homer's Odyssey. Contains a break down through all the books and contains key quotes in bold

In-depth summary of every section of the Greek Religion and Democracy Paper worth 30% of the overall A-Level. Detailed notes.

This is a 23 page document, featuring in depth notes of each of the 12 Books of Virgil's Aeneid, under the World of Hero course, of OCR's Classical Civilisation (A Level). The mini quotes featured, uses D. West's English translation goes in depth with Roman cultural contexts too- in terms of Augustan Propaganda. The document also features an array of relevant scholarship quotes needed for themes featured in the Aeneid(e.g supernatural, pietas, heroism, role of women etc). I have also made...

This is a complete Iliad Quote Bank, covering the Books of the poem included in the OCR specimen. It includes quotes by character and theme, as well as some criticism for each. Within each character and theme, the quotes are sorted into categories that one might find helpful as arguments / paragraphs in an essay. The characters and themes covered include: Achilles, Patroclus, Agamemnon, Menelaus, Priam, Paris, Hector, The Gods, Women, War and Heroism, Similes.

Explain what we mean by a confidence level (exp. 95%) The percentage of intervals, based on all possible samples of the same size taken from the same population, that contain the parameter. For example, if we construct 100 95% confidence intervals using 100 samples of the same size, approximately 95 of the intervals will contain the true parameter and 5 will not. A point estimate is the value of a _________ that estimates the value of a ____________ statistic, parameter ...

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Identify the structure on which Source A is found. [1] 2 Where in Rome was this structure originally located? [1] 3 Explain how effectively Source A creates a positive impression of the benefits of peace. [10] 3 Source B An extract from Horace, Carmen Saeculare O kindly Sun, in your shining chariot, who Herald the day, then hide it, to be born again New yet the same, you will never know anything Mightier than Rome! O gentle Ilithyia, duly revealing 5 The child at full term, now protec...