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100

Who did Aeneas see with Dido when he reached the Underworld? 

Her first husband

100

Which city was ruled by Oedipus?

Thebes

100

Revealing information that will become pertinent later in the story.

Foreshadowing

100

The ideological belief that demands a righteous guest/host relationship

Xenia

100

How did Portia die?

Swallowed hot coals

200
Who was the grandfather of Astayanax?
King Priam of Troy
200

Where were Brutus and Cassius defeated in battle by Octavius and Antony?

Philippi

200

Introducing a work in the thick of events rather than starting at the beginning.

In media res

200

The glory that is earned by heroes causing them to be remembered throughout time.

Tîmê

200

Who abducted Hector's wife, Andromache, after the fall of Troy?

Neoptolemus/Pyrrhus

300

What was the familial relationship between Oedipus and Creon? (Name both)

Uncle & Brother-in-law

300

What is another name for the city of Troy?

Ilion

300

Implying qualities about a character rather than revealing them outright.

Indirect Characterization

300

The prized spoils of war in Ancient times

Kleos

300

What was the name of the river that Achilles fought?

Scamander/Xanthus

400

Which of the conspirators was the first to stab Julius Caesar according to William Shakespeare?

Casca

400

Where was Augustine originally from? (Give the specific name of the city)

Hippo

400

Describing an inanimate object with human qualities.

Personification

400

The part of the Tripartite Soul that deals with base desires. (The English word is acceptable)

Appetitive (Appetite)

400

What was the name of Julius Caesar's wife?

Calpurnia

500

What was the name of Odysseus' crewman who became drunk, fell off a roof, and died?

Elpenor

500

What was the name of Circe's island?

Aeaea

500

Writing lines, phrases, or sentences that present similar grammar, phrasing, or syntax to other passages within the same work.

Parallel structure

500

Roman virtue emphasized strongly by Vergil through the character of Aeneas

Civic duty

500

Which god is frequently described as the giant-slayer?

Hermes