OCR • Classics: Classical Civilisation

A* STUDENT ESSAY 'IS THE AENEID A CELEBRATION OF ROME OR ITS LEADER?' HIGH LEVEL MARKS A*

A* Classical Civilisation Virgil’s Aeneid Essay 20 Marker - Anchises Theme

A revision theme sheet of the theme religion, fate and prophecy, on Oedipus.

This is a super helpful set of notes that breaks down everything you need to know about the origins of Greek tragedy, made for A Level Classical Civilisation (OCR). It covers: Where tragedy came from (Dionysus, dithyrambs, festivals etc.) How performances evolved – including the role of the chorus, actors, masks and costumes Key info on Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides – what they added to tragedy Important context like the City Dionysia and ancient theatres Quick look a...

Politics of the Late Republic OCR A Level Classics revision source notes that guides you through the spec with key dates, scholars quotes and quizlet links to help test your knowledge. Made by a 2025 A Level Classics student.

Covers a range of themes in Greek Theatre and the texts The Bacchae, Frogs and Oedipus the King. Planned and written essays on these topics. Not to be redistributed as own work Essays include: Oedipus or Bacchae better tragedy? Going to the theatre was a deeply religious experience for the Athenian audience.” To what extent do you agree Oedipus’ Hamartia is more so his curiosity than Pentheus? To what Extent do you agree with this? "The Success Of A Comedy By Aristophanes Depended Mor...

In depth summary of greek theatre festivals and theatres, includes vases. Summary of Oedipus the King, Euripedes Bacchae and Aristophanes Frogs with scholarship for each text.

Summarised Love and Relationships Classical Civilisation Poets. Includes Sappho, Plato's symposium, Ovid Ars Aamatoris III, Seneca's works. References specific letters, Loebs, poem and individual.

Providing in depth written essays for prep help during exams. Covers range of possible themes and topics for the Aeneid and the Iliad. Not to be copied as own work. Essays include: The Trojans Are Always Presented In A Pitiful Manner In The Aeneid ‘Achilles’ character has no capacity for development; his character is conceived as static.’ Explain how far you agree with this statement. How sympathetic is Virgil's portrayal of the Italians Book 7 Achilles behaviour does not change th...

In depth summary of each chapter required by the syllabus for the Aeneid & Iliad. Includes scholar quotes and specific examples to boost essays AO1. Includes my previous essays that received A/A* grades