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Definitions and context for key terms related to greco-roman history, with a focus on the emergence of roman culture and the works of virgil. Topics include the shifting power dynamics after the peloponnesian wars, the founding of rome, and the literary epics of virgil, particularly the aeneid. Students of classics, ancient history, and literature will find this information valuable.
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*after peloponnesian wars power shifted from sparta to thebes to other city states *alexander the great conquers persian empire TERM 2
DEFINITION 2 *republic--struggles to gain control of italian peninsula *140- 30 BC, rome conquers greek empire *virgil (70 BC) writing in early days of the empire with memory of late republic TERM 3
DEFINITION 3 *adopted greek culture *superior military *envisioned world state *conservative, practical *the roman way--manliness, industry, discipline TERM 4
DEFINITION 4 *legend--438 yrs after troy *took place before eclipse of sun *romulus and remus--trad. founders of rome appearing in mythology *birds on romulus--should be king *added citizens to city by the rape of sabine women TERM 5
DEFINITION 5 *pastoral *didactic--lessons about retiring to family and farm life
*unknown author *oral trad.--gil and iliad TERM 7
DEFINITION 7 *known author *intentionally imitative, moral *virgil looks to past epics TERM 8
DEFINITION 8 *wrote aeneid to honor caesar *promoted by augustis to tell others what a good roman looks like TERM 9
DEFINITION 9 *quest--found roman state for gods *aeneas--trojan prince who traveled to italy *greek connection--characters are like achilles(hero in battle) and like odysseus (hero on long journey home) *roman vision--live for something greater than yourself *loss of family member is worthy of nation building *not play things of gods *aeneas-archetypal roman leader TERM 10
DEFINITION 10 *virgils epic poem *29-19BC *unfinished at death *in trad. of homer -iliad-fated hero/hero in battle -odyssey-hero in search of a home
*national duty before love-temptation to stay in carthage *virgilian sadness-duty may lead to death *national building *blessed and tormented by gods-dido and aeneas *honor forbearers TERM 17
DEFINITION 17 *at first, x-tianity was viewed as odd theology *god omnipotent and omniscient *god cares *suffered for humanity *313 AD constantine issued edict that legalized christianity TERM 18
DEFINITION 18 (354-430 AD) *north africa *carthage-lawyer, taught rhetoric, was upset with catholic schools *joined manicheans-dualistic, mystical *converted in 386 *baptized with son *bishop of hippo TERM 19
DEFINITION 19 *earliest authentic autobiographies * talking directly to god * conversion narrative--shame and humiliation of sin/gods grace