Enkidu - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CLC 106 Final Test Questions with Correct Answers Zeus - Answer-Lover of Io Enkidu - Answer-Lover of Gilgamesh Andromeda - Answer-Lover of Perseus Megara/Iole - Answer-Lover of Hercules Medusa and Amphirite - Answer-Lover of Poseidon Hypermnestra - Answer-The only one of her sisters not to kill her husband on her wedding night: Alcmena - Answer-Mother of Hercules; heroine Danae - Answer-Zeus appeared to her as golden rain & she gave birth to Perseus, who was destined to kill her fa...

Late Bronze age (Mycenaean Age)() - Mycenae takes over Crete, destroyed Knossos, and becomes central power in 1450. Early Dark Age(1250-900): - -Mycenae was destroyed, which resulted in cultural and literary decline. -Then mainland Greeks resettle in Ionia, Dorians take over. -1250 marks Trojan war. Late Dark Age (900-750): - -Population growth and new trade. -800-Greek alphabet, 776-First Olympic Games 700- Greeks settle in Magna Graecia, S. Italy (Siciliy) Archaic (750-480) - -Rise of ...

"They took hold of each other and, they [linked] their hands like" - ANSWEREpic of Gilgamesh by Andrew George Significance: the moment where Enkidu and Gilgamesh connected for the first time. Their relationship is sentral to the epic and this moment symbolizes the transformative power of their relationship. "Of the plant's fragrance a snake caught secant, came up in [silence], and bore the plant off." - ANSWEREpic of Gilgamesh by Andrew George Significance: represents the ultim...

FYP Exam Questions & Answers 2024/2025 Millennium and Century of Egyptian Old Kingdom (Pyramids) - ANSWERS BCE Millennium and Century of Akkadian Creation Epic - ANSWERS2500 BCE Millennium and Century of Epic of Gilgamesh - ANSWERS2500 BCE Millennium and Century of Old Babylonian Period - ANSWERS2000 BCE Quote Recognition (include work and date): "There is the house whose people sit in darkness; dust is their food and clay their meat. They are clothed like birds with wings fo...

Io - Zeus' lover Enkidu - Gilgamesh's lover Iole/Megara - Heracles' lover Andromeda - Perseus' lover Medusa/Amphrite - Poseidon's lover horses - Original owner of this item is Diomedes golden apples - Original owner of this item is Hesperides stable - Original owner of this item is Augean ("Augues")

Gilgamesh, bridges the ____ between ____ & ____ worlds - ANSWERbinary opposition; material; spiritual Enkidu, bridges the gap between the ____ & ____ worlds - ANSWER Gilgamesh fuses ____, ____, and ____ thus seeing himself as invincible. - ANSWERpolitics; military strength; religion After losing Enkidu, Gilgamesh uses ____ as a way of mourning. - ANSWERanimal skins To find fame and fortune, Gilgamesh and Enkidu set out to attack Humbaba and the Bull of Heaven. Nothing will stop them;...

Zeus - Lover of Io Enkidu - Lover of Gilgamesh Andromeda - Lover of Perseus Megara/Iole - Lover of Hercules Medusa and Amphirite - Lover of Poseidon Hypermnestra - The only one of her sisters not to kill her husband on her wedding night: Alcmena - Mother of Hercules; heroine

Io - Zeus' lover Enkidu - Gilgamesh's lover Iole/Megara - Heracles' lover Andromeda - Perseus' lover Medusa/Amphrite - Poseidon's lover horses - Original owner of this item is Diomedes golden apples - Original owner of this item is Hesperides stable - Original owner of this item is Augean ("Augues") cattle - Original owner of this item is Geryon belt - Original owner is Hippolyta ("Amazon Queen") Cercops - Hercules' opponent who was an obnoxious brigand whose mother warned hi...

Gilgamesh, bridges the ____ between ____ & ____ worlds - ANSWERbinary opposition; material; spiritual Enkidu, bridges the gap between the ____ & ____ worlds - ANSWER Gilgamesh fuses ____, ____, and ____ thus seeing himself as invincible. - ANSWERpolitics; military strength; religion After losing Enkidu, Gilgamesh uses ____ as a way of mourning. - ANSWERanimal skins To find fame and fortune, Gilgamesh and Enkidu set out to attack Humbaba and the Bull of Heaven. Nothing will stop them;...

Gilamesh's friend in whom he saw the mirror of himself - ANSWER Enkidu This God was dismembered by his brother and cast into a river. He was later reassembled and became lord of the underworld - ANSWER Osiris The name of the Goddess/wife who reassembles him was: - ANSWER Isis What is the title of Hesiod's book/poem on the beginnings and development of the gods and with which religion is it associated? - ANSWER Theogony