Orpheus myth - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CLA 210 Chapter 8 Artemis and Apollo Questions and Answers Artemis PARENTAGE Zeus and the goddess Leto OFFSPRING None ATTRIBUTES Bow, quiver, wild animals (especially deer) SIGNIFICANT CULT TITLES Lochia (Protector of Women in Labor) Potnia Theron (Mistress of Animals) Agrotera (Of the Wilds)-Among the Olympian goddesses, three were eternal virgins: Athena, Hestia, and Artemis. The character of Artemis's virginity, however, is different from that of Athena and Hestia -Artemis's virgin...

CLA 210 Chapter 9 Doinysus Questions and Answers Intro PARENTAGE Zeus and Semele (a mortal woman) OFFSPRING Three mortal sons (with Ariadne) and several other mortal and immortal children ATTRIBUTES Wreath, wine cup, thyrsus (a plant stalk topped with ivy or grape leaves), grapes, vines SIGNIFICANT CULT TITLES Bacchus (a name linked to ritual worship) Eleuthereus (from the town of Eleutherae, near Athens) Iacchus (a ritual cry) Limnaeus (Of the Marshes) Lysius (Releaser)-Dionysus, alth...

The Orpheus myth is very important in the music world and has impacted many songwriters for a long time. Love and self-sacrifice is what drives this myth and many popular genres of music.

An in-depth summary of AO3 (context) and AO5 (critics) for Geoffrey Chaucer's 'The Merchant's Tale'. Catered towards A-Level students studying WJEC Eduqas English Literature (pre-1900s poetry). Divided by topic with highlighted bullet points. Includes information on: Authorial context: Chaucer's personal life Social context: Medieval estates, the Black Death, the Peasant's Revolt, the Rota Fortunae, astrology, English vernacular Literary context: 'Metamorphoses' ...

CLAS 260 QUIZ 4_ Creation, Demeter _ Fall 2020 – San Francisco State University Question 1 Correct 1.00 points out of 1.00 Why is Prometheus punished by Zeus? Select one: a. Zeus feared that Prometheus would one day set the other Titans free. b. He hid the new-born god, Dionysus, who Zeus feared would overthrow him one day. c. He tried to rape Zeus' wife, Hera. d. He tricked Zeus twice, once in a sacrifice and another in giving fire to human beings. ...