OCR • Classics: Classical Civilisation

My revision notes contain nearly 200 pages of all of the information required to achieve an A* in the World of the Hero component of your OCR A-level Classical Civilisation exam. The optional epic choices included are the Iliad by Homer and the Aeneid by Virgil. My notes include a link to accompanying flashcards, as well as notes based on the textbook, quotes from each of the epics, explanations of the references to historical figures in the Aeneid, book summaries and modern scholarship for b...

This is a line by line breakdown of Aristophanes' Frogs which are at an A* standard for the OCR A-level is classical civerlisation

My revision notes contain over 100 pages of all of the information required to achieve an A* in the Greek Theatre component of your OCR A-level Classical Civilisation exam. The optional play choices are 'Bacchae,' 'Oedipus the King,' and 'Frogs.' My notes include a link to accompanying flashcards, as well as notes based on the textbook, memorable quotes from each of the plays, modern scholarship for each play, and even essay plans to help you achieve everything you need to know! Yo...

Includes poetry analysis, 10 and 30 mark essays on Ovid's views on love and relationships and his Ars Armatoria III

This helped me get an A* in my Love and Relationships module of Classics A-level --> describes all their different views (Plato, Seneca, Sappho, Ovid) in a clear table, comparisons of their opinions + comparison of greece vs rome

In depth analysis of Plato's views on love His philosophy explained - the Lysis, Symposium, the Forms, etc. Everything you need for Classics A-level love and relationships H408/32

Sappho package Love and Relationships - Classical Civilisation A-level - All of her poems analysed in detail, includes all my notes - A* grade achieved!

Everything you need to know about Seneca for Love and Relationships Classics A-level Got me my A* and includes notes on every theme and topic + essay answers

All essays achieved full marks - 30 mark essays - A* In depth analysis of Homer's Odyssey, Includes 26 pages of content and essays words long - themes that will come up in the exam: 1. "Books 6 to 8 contribute little to the story of the Odyssey." 2. How important is story-telling in the Odyssey? 3. How far is Odysseus responsible for the sufferings of his men? 4. In which passage are the relevant societies’ beliefs and values conveyed more effectively? 5. ‘Perfect Penelope.’ How far ...

Includes A* marked essays on Augustus, Suetonius, Building Programme Imperial image, Res Gestae etc. Great for practicing for the A-level exam as these are questions that are likely to come up

Very likely question in the classics A-level exam - achieved A* grade

In depth analytical essay on whether the Aeneid is just Augustan Propaganda - achieved full marks (A*) Question that is very likely to come up in an Classical Civilisation A-level exam

A-level classics response that achieved full marks In depth analysis of Virgil's Aeneid and whether it is only for its time

A* grade answer written in timed conditions - perfect for Classics A-level and anyone reading Virgil's aeneid

A summary of A-Level Greek Art Architectural sculptures (pediments and ionic friezes) includes details of: date, place, subject matter, storyline, relevance to site, composition, success, drapery, and scholars quotes

A high achieving essay I achieved an A* overall in Classics incorporates scholars quotes

Scholarship quotes on key themes of the Iliad, taken and transcribed from university lectures. Provides critical material to be used in exam. Key Themes include: War/Glory/Role of Women/Revenge

These documents contain scholarship quotes on the key themes of the Aeneid and Iliad for A-Level students, these quotes have been taken and transcribed from lectures by university professors. Themes discussed include: Love/Heroism/Portrayal of the Divine/Augustan Society/Propaganda/Revenge/Desire for Glory/Depiction of War/Role of women

Provides an In depth, detailed summary of Books 1-11 of the Aeneid utilising quotes to grant you a full understanding of the Aeneid and its stylistic tendencies without having read it. Provides analysis on certain key themes aswell.