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    During Ovid’s courtship with Corrina he begs her‚ “Take one who will be your slave through long years; take one who knows how to love with pure faith” (line 32). He acknowledges that loves make Corrina his master‚ one for whom he willingly and even gladly becomes a slave. She makes him weak‚ consequently drawing strength from his helplessness. Coincidently‚ he is not ashamed of his vulnerability to his beloved. When Corrina is distant‚ he tumbles into despair. He is jealous when he sees her with

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    high - separately. Homer’s Odyssey was an epic that was translated from Greek to Latin. It’s an entertaining epic to say the least but Roman people were interested in tragedies and comedies. Catullus‚ a poet well known for his exuberant yet humorous poems. Catullus was inspired by the Hellenistic blend. ‘Catullus 8’ is a prime example of how well written his poems were. In this poem he talks of how he must be strong after the love of his life is gone. The Romans might have copied the Greeks in every

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    1. Define the imperial spirit. The imperial spirit is all about the need to dominate and rule over everything‚ the need to conquer or be conquered. 2. What is a republic? How does it work? A republic is a society ran government system. Sometimes decisions are made in a vote but usually decisions are made by elected leaders in the idea that they would look after the true needs of those they are leading. 3. What is the difference between the Plebeians and the Patricians? Plebeians were the

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    Women’s Position in Society Teacher: Joann Roberts Foreign Language Discipline: Latin Grade Level: High School Courses: Latin III-IV Honors‚ AP Latin Literature Topic: View of Women’s Position in Antiquity Unit Overview Essential Understandings: ❑ The position of women in Greek society differed from the position of women in Roman society. ❑ The roles of women in both Greek and Roman society had common elements. ❑ The position and roles of women were dependent

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    Rome’s famous writers were inspired by the Greek literature. The poet Horace wrote “Satires and Odes” that made fun of human weakness. Odes poems expressed emotions about life. He poet Ovid wrote works that were based on Greek myths. The poet Catullus also admired Greek writings and wrote short poems about love‚ sadness‚ and envy. The writer Virgil drew some of his ideas from the poet Homer and his “Odyssey”. The Roman world of entertainment was centered on violence. The Colosseum was the most

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    A2 Latin Propertius Elegies 3 A question of style (and who’s got it……) transeat hic sine nube dies‚ stent aere venti‚     ponat et in sicco molliter unda minax. aspiciam nullos hodierna luce dolentis‚     et Niobae lacrimas supprimat ipse lapis; alcyonum positis requiescant ora querelis;     increpet absumptum nec sua mater Ityn. tuque‚ o cara mihi‚ felicibus edita pennis‚     surge et poscentis iusta precare deos. at primum pura somnum tibi discute lympha‚     et nitidas presso pollice

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    just the hunting goddess‚[citation needed] associated with wild animals and woodlands. She also later became a moon goddess‚ supplanting Titan goddess Luna.[citation needed] She also became the goddess of childbirth and ruled over the countryside. Catullus wrote a poem to Diana in which she has more than one alias: Latonia‚ Lucina‚ Iuno‚ Trivia‚ Luna.[11] In Rome the cult of Diana should have been almost as old as the city itself as Varro mentions her in the list of deities to whom king Titus Tatius vowed

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    similar works composed at Rome from the age of the neoterics; to a lesser degree‚ the term includes some poems of the English Renaissance‚ particularly those influenced by Ovid.[citation needed] The most famous example of classical epyllion is perhaps Catullus 64. In the East‚ the most famous works of epic poetry are the Ramayana and Mahabharata‚ with the Iliad and the Odyssey‚ which form part of the Western canon‚ fulfilling the same function in the Western world When we refer to epic poetry in the

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    Alton Peterson Section Number THEO 201 Short Essay #1 Bibliology: Inspiration and Inerrancy of the Bible The Christian Church believes the Bible is inspired and inerrant. This means that God is the one who moved through the writers to communicate to us the words which God wanted us to hear. This inspiration‚ however‚ is not a dictation‚ but a movement of God ’s Holy Spirit through the writer‚ utilizing the personality and style of the writer. Paul said‚ “All

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    DRAMA >.a composition in prose or verse presenting in dialogue or pantomime a story involving conflict or contrast of character‚ especially one intended to be acted on the stage; a play. >.the branch of literature having such compositions as its subject; dramatic art or representation. >.the art dealing with the writing and production of plays. >.any situation or series of events having vivid‚ emotional‚ conflicting‚ or striking interest or results: the drama of a murder trial . 1. a

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