Bacchae Samenvattingen, Aantekeningen en Examens

Een samenvatting van de Cultuur en de inhoud van de tragedie Bacchae.

In dit document vind je aantekeningen bij de stukken die we in vertaling moeten lezen voor het CE van Grieks. De aantekeningen zijn gebaseerd op mijn lessen en antwoorden op vragen uit het boek: "Bacchae, een tragedie van Euripides" (ook wel het groene boek ;)). Succes met leren allemaal!

CLAS 260 Quiz 4 creation, Demeter Fall 2020 San Francisco State University Question 1 Correct 1.00 points out of 1.00 Why is Prometheus punished by Zeus? Select one: a. Zeus feared that Prometheus would one day set the other Titans free. b. He hid the new-born god, Dionysus, who Zeus feared would overthrow him one day. c. He tried to rape Zeus' wife, Hera. d. He tricked Zeus twice, once in a sacrifice and another in giving fire to human beings. Your answer is correct. The correct ans...

CLAS 260 QUIZ 4_ Creation, Demeter Question 1 Correct 1.00 points out of 1.00 Why is Prometheus punished by Zeus? Select one: a. Zeus feared that Prometheus would one day set the other Titans free. b. He hid the new-born god, Dionysus, who Zeus feared would overthrow him one day. c. He tried to rape Zeus' wife, Hera. d. He tricked Zeus twice, once in a sacrifice and another in giving fire to human beings. Your answer is correct. The correct answer is...

CLAS 260 QUIZ 4_ Creation, Demeter _ Fall 2020 – San Francisco State University Question 1 Correct 1.00 points out of 1.00 Why is Prometheus punished by Zeus? Select one: a. Zeus feared that Prometheus would one day set the other Titans free. b. He hid the new-born god, Dionysus, who Zeus feared would overthrow him one day. c. He tried to rape Zeus' wife, Hera. d. He tricked Zeus twice, once in a sacrifice and another in giving fire to human beings. ...

OCR NEW SPEC from 2019 - in depth notes on area of each specification including social and political themes of Oedipus The King and The Bacchae with full examples. The Frogs humour technique with examples.

These notes cover everything! They discuss Hermes, Ovid's Metamorphoses, the Homeric Hymns, Dionysus, Zeus, Bacchae, Eleusinian mysteries, Persephone and Hades, Demeter, Orpheus and more.