Mythology
Epic Poetry
Philosophy
History
100

He is the ruler of the Olympian gods. 

Zeus

100

This is the subject of Homer's Iliad.

The anger of Achilles 

100

He is the principal speaker in Plato's dialogues.

Socrates

100

This city is the birthplace of democracy. 

Ancient Athens

200

This is the myth Hesiod uses to explain human suffering. 

Pandora's box

200

She keeps Odysseus on her island for 7 years.

Calypso

200

This is common name given to the study of such fields as rhetoric, logic and physics. 

Philosophy

200

This famous leader was Aristotle's pupil.

Alexander the Great

300

She receives the Golden Apple from Paris in the event that eventually leads to the Trojan War.

Aphrodite

300

This is the mission Aeneas sets out on after escaping Troy.

The founding of Rome
300

This is the term designating a symbolic representation of a complex idea about human nature or existence. 

Allegory

300

His assassination begins the Roman Great Civil War.

Julius Caesar 

400

This term indicates an overstepping of one's natural boundaries as a result of pride. 

Hubris

400

This is the term used for a journey to the Underworld.

Katabasis

400

This is the name Plato gives to pure essences.

Ideas/Forms

400

This is the name given to the series of wars between Rome and Carthage.

The Punic Wars

500

This how Hesiod names the first and best time in human history.

The Golden Age

500

This act leads to the death of Odysseus's last remaining crewmen.

Eating the cattle of Helios (the Sun)

500

This is the Greek term given to artistic imitation.

Mimesis

500

This event is believed to have taken place in 1250BC, the same time as the fall of Troy. 

The Exodus from Egypt

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