The name and period of this sculpture is

Kroisos (Anavyssos Kouros), Archaic

Which idea is not part of Pausanias's speech?

love is a broader phenomenon than just what humans feel

"Not man; I once was man" shows:

shades don't have bodies, to be a man you have to have body

Which is not a part of Manichaeism?

God is non spacial/ non temporal

"Those who lose their life for my sake... will save it"

Jesus to disciples, Gospel of Mark

What is not true about the quote "he eats and drinks and sleeps and puts on clothes"?

Fra Alberigo said it about Guido

Which is not true of this picture?

The side carvings are royal people

Which is not a component of Agathon's speech?

love is oldest of gods but still young at heart

Which is the correct "Ascent of Eros" in order from least beautiful to most?

bodies, souls, laws, knowledge, beauty itself

Which of the following is not true about this metopes?

It is on the inner frieze of the Parthenon

Which is false about this sculpture?

its symmetria is in a 8:1 ratio

How do you feel about this exam?! (any answer will give you points)

"I have nothing to declare except my genius" -Oscar Wilde, "Cs get degrees", "Have I gone mad?" -Mad Hatter, "We are all going to die" -Professor

Which is not true of: "It seemed to me unworthy in comparison with the dignity of Cicero"

He had first read Cicero after joining the Manichees

"But the others are more dangerous, men. They got ahold of you from childhood"

Socrates about the first accusers

"...you brought me here, where the law is to bring those in need of punishment, not learning"

Socrates, Apology of Socrates, to Meletus

"You've made yourselves a god of gold and silver" is an example of

Dante condemning corrupt clergy members

"War is the work of the men who wage it"

Turnus to Allecto in the form of a seer

"People fear it as though they knew well that it is the greatest of evils"

Socrates about death, Apology of Socrates

multiple gods exist but only one is worshipped by a group

Which is not true of the gothic church/ its relation to belief?

People began worshipping the idols of Saints

Aeneas's quote: "Come dear father, onto my shoulders now. You will not weigh me down" reveals

the level of responsibility Aeneas feels for his family

Why is "Fraud is a man's peculiar vice; God finds it more displeasing"

Because it destroys trust: w/o trust, no humanity

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1
The name and period of this sculpture is
Kritios Boy, Early Classical
Kroisos (Anavyssos Kouros), Archaic
Kritios Boy, Archaic
Kroisos (anavyssos Kouros), early classical
2
"No action is either good or bad, honorable or shameful...Love is not in himself noble"
Eryximachus
Pausanias
Phaedrus
Diotima
3
Which idea is not part of Pausanias's speech?
love is a broader phenomenon than just what humans feel
Lover & loved make virtue their central concern
Heavenly Aphrodite's love is for those attracted to males
Common Aphrodite's love is about "completing the sexual act"
4
"...her son too gets his promised star-the night he was conceived the world stopped day"
Alcmena
Megara
Juno
Jupiter
5
"Not man; I once was man" shows:
Virgil has been elevated to godly status
Augustine saying he was once man, as in normal sinner
Achilles saying he is now more like a god than human
shades don't have bodies, to be a man you have to have body
6
The sculptor of this gold and ivory statue is:
Praxiteles
Lysippos
Pheidias
Doryphoros
7
Which correctly identifies the proper order of the cycle the Athenians tried to avoid?
Hybris, Ate, Nemesis
Ate, Hybris, Nemesis
Hybris, Kleos, Nemesis
Hybris, Nemesis, Ate
8
Cura means
cure
anxiety
rest
stoic
9
Who appealed to interest to get justice for the Mytilenians?
Diodotus
Cleon
Nicias
Alcibiades
10
"Not so was Achilles whom you falsely claim your father be"
Priam to Pyrrhus
Vision of Hector to Pyrrhus
Aeneas to Pyrrhus
Hecuba to Pyrrhus
11
Which line did Megara not say when speaking with Lycus?
Courage means conquering what everybody fears
Only those that cannot die suffer force
He burst the mountains open
He has gone down low in order to raise high
12
Which is not a part of Manichaeism?
Cosmic dualism (light/good, dark/evil)
God is non spacial/ non temporal
dark invaded the light realm, & the conflict creates matter
light is in human body's matter which is the "dark"
13
"It may have been wrong to take it; it is certainly dangerous to let it go"
Agamemnon
Nicias
Alcibiades
Pericles
14
The sculptor of the Aphrodite of Knidos is
Praxiteles
Polykleitos
Lysippos
Unknown
15
"Those who lose their life for my sake... will save it"
Aeneas to Pallas, Aeneid
God to Jesus, Gospel of Mark
Jesus to disciples, Gospel of Mark
Jesus to Peter, Gospel of Mark
16
Which is not true of History of the Peloponnesian War?
follows a 27 year war that came after the Persian War
Thucydides admits he didn't hear all the speeches first hand
Athens wins the war
Thucydides tries to make sense of life w/o reference to gods
17
Which is not true about this photo?
had symbol of France (symbol of Queen who donated window)
shows theme of Old Testament holding up New Testament
This shows a rose window and lancets
This is at St.-Denis
18
What is not true about the quote "he eats and drinks and sleeps and puts on clothes"?
the man being referenced outlived Dante
references how traitors end up in hell before death
Fra Alberigo said it about Ser Branca Doria
Fra Alberigo said it about Guido
19
"Tell these men, who makes them better? For it is clear you know, since you care, at least."
Socrates to athenian audience
Socrates to Meletus
Socrates to symposium guests
Socrates to Crito
20
Which is not true of this picture?
The bed of Mary is altar-like (christ was born to die)
It is the right tympanum of the Chartres Cathedral
The side carvings are royal people
top displays the Sedes Sapientiae (seat of wisdom)
21
Which is not a component of Agathon's speech?
love is oldest of gods but still young at heart
love is the bravest of gods, more powerful than Ares
Eros is soft, delicate and young (like Agathon)
Love is good in artistic production (inspires people)
22
Which is the correct "Ascent of Eros" in order from least beautiful to most?
bodies, souls, knowledge, laws beauty itself
bodies, souls, laws, knowledge, beauty itself
none of these because bodies can not be beautiful
bodies, laws, knowledge, souls, beauty itself
23
(5 more questions left) Which of the following is defined incorrectly?
keimai- lying of corpse
selas- gleam of the eyes/shield
aidōs- shame
krēdemnon- battle spirit
24
Which of the following is not true about this metopes?
it is a high relief sculpture
it shows a centaur and a Lapith
It is on the inner frieze of the Parthenon
depicts a part of Centauromachy
25
Which is false about this sculpture?
it exemplifies the traits Polykleitos discussed in Canon
its symmetria is in a 8:1 ratio
it is called the Doryphoros
demonstrates chiastic balance
26
This is the
St.-Sernin
Gavin Auditorium
Chartes Cathedral
St.-Denis
27
How do you feel about this exam?! (any answer will give you points)
"I have nothing to declare except my genius" -Oscar Wilde
"Cs get degrees"
"Have I gone mad?" -Mad Hatter
"We are all going to die" -Professor
28
The name of Socrates's cross examination structure is called
Socratic seminar
Diotima
aporia
Elenchus
29
Which is not true of: "It seemed to me unworthy in comparison with the dignity of Cicero"
It is referring to Holy Scripture
Cicero wrote the Hortensius
He had first read Cicero after joining the Manichees
Augustine said it
30
"what reputation would be more shameful than to regard money as more important than friends?"
Socrates to symposium guests
Agathon to symposium guests
Socrates to Crito
Crito to Socrates
31
"But the others are more dangerous, men. They got ahold of you from childhood"
Socrates about the first accusers
Socrates about the second accusers
Socrates about sophists
Socrates about the Honors Program
32
"...you brought me here, where the law is to bring those in need of punishment, not learning"
Socrates, Crito, to Crito
Socrates, Apology of Socrates, to Meletus
Socrates, Apology of Socrates, to Athenians
Socrates, Symposium, to listeners
33
"You've made yourselves a god of gold and silver" is an example of
an analogy of Iliad's exchanging bronze for gold concept
Dante condemning corrupt clergy members
Dante showing his distain for religion as a whole
St. Bernard saying Suger turned religion materialistic
34
"War is the work of the men who wage it"
Aeneas to Juno in the form of a seer
Aeneas to Allecto in the form of a seer
Turnus to Allecto in the form of a seer
Turnus to Juno in the form of a seer
35
Which is NOT a fraternal strife in Genesis?
Ishmael VS Issac
Cain VS Abel
Jacob VS Esau
Abraham VS Issac
36
"If I cannot sway Heaven I will awaken Hell!"
Juno, Aeneid
Allecto, Aeneid
Alcibiades, Symposium
Juno, Hercules Furens
37
"For what's especially difficult about being ignorant is that you are content with yourself"
Eryximachus
Meletus
Diotima
Socrates
38
Which is improperly defined?
fluting= shallow groove in column
stylobate= top step (curved on Parthenon)
Naos= outside of a temple
entasis= swelling of column at the bottom
39
"I loved my fall, not the object for which I had fallen but my fall itself"
Dante
Francesca
Guido
Augustine
40
"People fear it as though they knew well that it is the greatest of evils"
Hercules about the underworld, Hercules Furens
Socrates about death, Apology of Socrates
Socrates about death, Crito
Socrates about being just and sacrificing
41
The sculptor and the period of the Riace Bronze is:
Praxiteles, late classical
Unknown, classical
Praxiteles, classical
Unknown, late classical
42
"Your accent makes it clear that you belong among the natives of the noble city"
Farinata
Francesca
Virgil
Guido
43
Henotheism means:
only one god exists
explanation of present realities of a god's actions
many gods exist and are worshipped
multiple gods exist but only one is worshipped by a group
44
"You think the course of war can be changed,/You are badly mistaken"
Jupiter to Juno
Aeneas to Turnus
Vision of Hector to Aeneas
Turnus to Aeneas
45
Which is not true of the gothic church/ its relation to belief?
People began worshipping the idols of Saints
The church acts as a liminal space between Heaven and Earth
St. Bernard said that churches should have a strict reform
Used concept of invisibilia per visibilia
46
Who crafted the Apoxyomenos (the Scraper)
unknown
Polykleitos
Lysippos
Praxteles
47
Which of the following is incorrect about this sculpture?
It is from the Hellenistic period
It was sculpted by Lysippos
It is called the Barberini Faun
It features an attendant of Dionysos
48
Aeneas's quote: "Come dear father, onto my shoulders now. You will not weigh me down" reveals
his physical strength
Aeneas is unable to be perturbed by bad circumstances
his father's frailness makes him light
the level of responsibility Aeneas feels for his family
49
"You can tell Priam there is another Achilles here"
Turnus to Pallas
Turnus shouting to all the people on the battlefield
Turnus to Pandarus
Turnus to Aeneas
50
The name of this sculpture and its period:
Doryphoros, classical
Apoxyomenos, late classical
Doryphoros, late classical
Apoxyomenos, classical
51
Why is "Fraud is a man's peculiar vice; God finds it more displeasing"
Because the Honors professors said so
B/c the fraudulent usually hate God more than other sinners
Because it is the sin Satan committed so God hates it most
Because it destroys trust: w/o trust, no humanity
52
God made a suzerainty treaty with Abraham regarding circumcision . Define this kind of treaty:
a treaty made during biblical times
a treaty made between a superior and inferior
a treaty specifically for circumcision
a treaty specifically between a god and male human
53
Timē, hiketeia, and mēnis: The definitions for the previous words in order are
glory, shame, rage
honor, supplication, glory
honor, supplication, rage
honor, shame, rage
54
"..they grieve over the horse's fraud that caused..the gate that let Rome's noble seed escape"
All of the above
Horse's fraud= Trojan horse
Rome's noble seed= Trojans
they= Odysseus and Diomedes
55
Which does not match the main argument correctly to the listed guest of the Symposium?
Aristophanes: love is desire to be whole
Agathon: love is not just in human body but in everything
Phaedrus: love evokes shame and desire to achieve honor
Pausanias: love is honorable only if conducted honorably
56
"Whatever it is, I fear the Greeks, even when they bring gifts"
Aeneas
Hector
Sinon
Laocoön
57
This is:
Iris
Aphrodite
Thetis
Athena
58
Crito's line "one should choose just what a good and manly man would choose" is ironic because:
He is telling the great Socrates what he should do
Crito does not know justice like Socrates does
Good and manly are usually not the same thing
Crito tells Socrates to be manly but also wants him 2 escape
59
The chariots of the inner frieze are participating in what athletic event?
entasis
triglyph
naos
apobates
60
5 Second speed round is about to begin- Are you ready? (any answer will give points)
"I'm not ready"- not Spongebob
"I'm ready!" -Spongebob
61
READ ANSWERS CAREFULLY: What type of thought was featured in the Athenians' art?
Anthrocentric
Anthropomorphic
Anthropocentric
Antrocentric
62
This is the __________ of _____________
groin vault, Chartres
Rounded arches, St.-Denis
Pointed arches, Chartres
Pointed arches, St.-Denis
63
Which of the following is not a victory displayed on the metopes?
Gigantomachy
Greeks over the Persians
Amazonomachy
Greeks over the Trojans
64
This metopes shows
a centaur and a Persian
a centaur and an Athenian
a Lapith and centaur
a Lapith and satyr
65
Which is not true of HPPW?
Pericles brought people into city year before the plague
Sparta was laconic (get to point of speech), had land forces
HPPW focuses on glory of individual soldiers
Athens was a naval power, bold, always exploring
66
Which is not true about the sculpture?
made during the classical period
The goddess is posed in a pudica pose
It is called Aphrodite of Knidos
sculpted by Praxiteles
67
"I was so full of sleep just at the point where I abandoned the true path"
Socrates
Dante
Augustine
Aeneas
68
"Only being mad can keep you pure, the closest thing to having innocent hands"
Megara to Hercules, Hercules Furens
Jupiter to Juno, Aeneid
Juno to herself, Aeneid
Chorus to Hercules, Hercules Furens
69
Which is not true about the line: "Anyone who held violent opinions could be trusted"
It was said by Virgil in Dante's Inferno
It narrated the revolt in Corcyra
It was said by Thucydides
demonstrates a change in values
70
"I though you should tell the truth about whatever you praise"
Socrates to Aristophanes
Socrates to Crito
Socrates to Agathon
Meletus to Socrates
71
What theme is shown with: "In cities, great ambitions roam around, and so do quaking fears"?
Anxiety comes from not living stoically
Thebes is a crime-infested place
Need of rest after being ambitious because it causes fear
gods punish greed by sending monsters/plagues
72
The name of this is statue is:
Mantiklos Apollo
Laocöon
Kroisos
Kritios boy
73
'In return, you want the thing itself [beauty], 'gold in exchange for bronze'
Socrates to Crito, Crito
Socrates to Alcibiades, Symposium
Aeneas to Dido, Aeneid
Socrates to Meletus, Apology of Socrates
74
"Haven't you found out yet that there is something in between wisdom and ignorance?"
Socrates to Athenian jury
Socrates to all symposium guests
Diotima to Socrates
Socrates to Agathon
75
How do you spell the name of the author of the History of the Peloponnesian War?
Thuycides
Thucydides
Thuycyidides
Thuycidedes
76
Which one of these is incorrectly defined?
krēdemnon= veil
geras= glory
aristeia= finest moment in battle
kleos= glory
77
"A second Achilles has been born in Latium"
Anchises to Aeneas
Sibyl (Oracle) to Aeneas
Vision of Aeneas's mother to Aeneas
Turnus to Aeneas
78
Who was the catalyst for building the Parthenon?
Polykleitos
Pheidias
Pericles
Praxiteles
79
Which is not an element of Diotima's speech?
love is in love with what is extremely beautiful: wisdom
Love's parents are Poros ("resource") & Penia ("poverty")
Love is not a god but a spirit
people can not be pregnant in soul
80
"Didn't we beget you, and didn't your father take your mother and bring you forth through us?"
"the laws" to Crito
"the laws" to Socrates to Crito
Meletus to Socrates
Aeneas to Ascanius
81
"I was so full of sleep just at the point where I abandoned the true path"
Aeneas (leaving Hell through sleep gate)
Hercules (effect of anxiety, brought him from sane path)
Augustine (sleep=sin, true path=God)
Dante (sleep sets up that Inferno= vision/dream, not real)
82
This is:
a metope
a part of the outer frieze
a part of the pediment
a part of the inner frieze
83
This image is of
The East pediment's Athenian women
The outer frieze's three Athenian women
The East pediment's three goddess
The inner frieze's three goddesses
84
How do "the laws" say that Socrates has agreed to them?
Never tried to change any Athenian laws he thought unjust
All of the above
He had children in Athens
He never moved out of Athens
85
"For a man in love would never allow his loved one to see him leaving ranks or dropping weapons
Symposium- Phaedrus
Symposium-Eryximachus
Aeneid- Nisus
Aeneid- Euryalus
86
What are the characteristics of a doric column? (select 2)
slender
suggests fortitude
Thicker
graceful
87
"Priam's virgin daughter, Polyxena, was the most fortunate of all, condemned to die"
Dido to Anna
Andromache to Ascanius
Andromache to Aeneas
Dido to Aeneas
88
"People fear it as though they knew well that it is the greatest of evils"
Socrates about death, Apology of Socrates
Hercules about the underworld, Hercules Furens
Socrates about death, Crito
Socrates about being just and sacrificing
89
During the Panathenaea Festival, new _____________ are brought to the statue of Athena
apobates
kleos
peplos
friezes
90
Who is telling the story of the dinner party in Plato's Symposium?
Apollodorus
Phaedrus
Pausanias
Aristophanes
91
"No one is so base that true Love could not inspire him with courage"
Pausanias to guests, Symposium
Alcibidies to guests, Symposium
Eryximachus to guests, Symposium
Phadedrus to guests, Symposium
92
Which is false about this sculpture
It displays the wet draping technique
It is a part of the west pediment
It is a part of the centauromachy
It is of the goddess Iris
93
This metope might display which person and his daughters:
Doryphoros
Erechtheus
Polykleitos
Eumolpos
94
The Tower of Babel revealed the theme of
humans refusing to accept limitations
human desire to work together
convenant
hospitality
95
"My deeds were not those of the lion but those of the fox" was said by
Fra Alberigo
Guido
Nesseus
Diomedes
96
"Troy has fallen, Let the name of Troy be fallen too"
Juno to Jupiter
Aeneas to his fellow soldiers
Jupiter to Aeneas
Juno to Aeneas
97
"I am simply foreign to the manner of speech here"
Socrates, Apology of Socrates, to Athenians
Socrates, Symposium, to guests
Socrates, Crito, to Crito
Socrates, Apology of Socrates, to Meletus
98
Which is false about this sculpture?
It was made during the late classical period
It is called Laocoön
it depicts a trojan priests being strangled by snakes
Its sculptor is unknown
99
Which story displayed on the Athena Parthenos is not on the outer frieze of the Parthenon?
Centauromachy (on sandals)
Gigantomachy (inner shield)
Amazonomachy (outer shield)
Pandora (on platform)
100
The name of this sculpture is:
Mantiklos Hermes
Mantiklos Dionysos
Dionysos
Mantiklos Apollo
101
"raised his brows against his Maker, one can understand how every sorrow has its source in him"
Augustine commenting on Manichees
Satan is punished for going against God by punishing sinners
Alberigo's body is inhabited by a demon which causes sorrow
Judas keeping people from Jesus made them sorrowful
102
What is the name of this sculpture?
Kroisos
Apoxyomenos
Kourous Figure
Kritios Boy
103
Which is not true about the photo?
It is of the Royal Portal of Chartres Cathedral
The figures are statue-columns
It is the Royal Portal of St.-Denis
Old Testament royals support the New Testament panels
104
Which of the following properly names this statue and its period?
Kroisos (Anavyssos Kouros), Early Classical
Kroisos (Anavyssos Kouros), Archaic
Kritios Boy, Archaic
Kritios Boy, Classical
105
"Love is neither the cause nor the victim of any injustice; he does no wrong to gods or men"
Erxyimachus
Agathon
Socrates
Diotima
106
The name of this statue is:
Apoxyomenos Faun
Mantiklos Faun
Barberini Faun
Doryphoros Faun
107
"Such is the power of love- so varied and great in all cases it might be called absolute"
Agathon
Phaedrus
Pausanias
Eryximachus
108
Who encouraged the launching of the Sicilian Expedition?
Cleon
Diodotus
Alcibiades
Nicias
109
"Even he who has been done injustice, then, must not do injustice in return"
Socrates to Alcibiades
Socrates to Meletus
Socrates to Athenian jury
Socrates to Crito
110
Which is not true about this photo?
This is a part of the Archivolts of 7 Liberal Arts
This scene depicts a child having grammar "beaten" into him
The leftmost child is a young Suger
This is from the Chartres
111
Which is not a component of Aristophanes's speech?
"Love is the name of our pursuit of wholeness"
Zeus split humans because they were getting too powerful
love between man and woman is mostly sexual
have to praise love's character before his gifts
112
Which was not a component of Phaedrus's speech?
love is one of the oldest of gods
idea of shame in front of lover
Heavenly and Common Aphrodite
A lover has more honor than the loved in gods' eyes
113
"They become lost...and claim to be wise, attributing to themselves things which belong to you"
Augustine
Crito
Alcibiades
Socrates
114
What is the proper spelling of this sculpture's name?
Riace Bronze
Raice Bronze
Raiece Bronze
Riaece Bronze
115
Quies means
stoic
rest
anxiety
hands
116
Which is true about this image
it is located in the naos of the temple
It is a part of the outer frieze
It is symbolic of athletic greatness
It may be depicting Erechtheus and his daughters
117
"How wonderful it would be..if the foolish were filled with wisdom simply by touching the wise"
Socrates to Agathon, Symposium
Crito to Socrates, Crito
Socrates to Meletus, Apology of Socrates
Agathon to Socrates, Symposium
118
The sculptor of the Kritios boy is:
Unknown
Kritios
Praxteles
Lysippos
119
"Bury my body wherever you'd like"
Patroclus
Hector
Sarpedon
Monica
120
This is:
Mantiklos Hermes
Mantiklos Apollo
Mantiklos Athena
Kritios Boy
121
"These will be your arts: to establish peace, to spare the humbled, and to conquer the proud"
Anchises to Aeneas
Oracle to Aeneas
Aeneas to Ascanius
Aeneas to his fellow Trojans
122
"Her death was neither fated nor deserved/ But before her time in the heat of passion"
Hercules about Megara
the narrator about Dido
Aeneas about Dido
Jupiter about Dido
123
Socrates saying he hears the laws just like the Corybantes hear flutes indicates
He's going crazy
The laws are pleasant to him as music is to others
He is in a philosophic spell
He hears death calling to him
124
Which is not shown in this pictured?
flying buttress (support structure)
Nave arcade (arches alongside the nave)
Clerestory (stained glass)
Triforium (shallower arches on second level)
125
(4 more questions left!) Which of the following is seen in both the Iliad and Genesis?
conflicting gods
patriarchs that are heroes
foundation stories
trickery
126
"For a man in love would never allow his loved one to see him leaving ranks or dropping weapons
Symposium-Eryximachus
Aeneid- Nisus
Symposium- Phaedrus
Aeneid- Euryalus
127
Which is not true of St.-Denis?
Popular for pilgrimages
it was a royal church
It was a cathedral (church of bishop)
Abbot Suger was the patron (no one knows the architect)
128
Which does not accurately describe the Kritios Boy?
made during the late classical period
sculpted by Kritios
has no Archaic smile
demonstrates contrapposto
129
Alcibiades compares Socrates to the satyr Marsyas- why?
Alcibiades was mad at Socrates and wanted to offend him
he loved sex too just like the satyr
Socrates rejected Alcibiades like the satyr had too
he can charm people like the satyr but with words, not music
130
Which is not one of the animals Dante sees before Virgil appears?
lion (pride)
Coyote (wrath)
she-wolf (avarice)
leopard (lust)
131
"Yet, the moment I leave his side, I go back to my old ways: I cave into my desire..."
Alcibiades to guests, Symposium
Megara to Hercules's father, Hercules Furens
Agathon to guests, Symposium
Dido to Anna, Aeneid
132
Which is not a component of Eryximachus's speech?
compares love to rhythm and melody
humans were connected before Zeus had them split
love occurs everywhere in the universe, like in seasons
people should avoid enjoying vulgar kinds of love
133
Which is not true of this photo?
This is of the St.-Denis
This is a cathedral
This is the West facade where Suger began renovations
Has a rose window
134
Which fact about this sculpture is false?
8:1 ratio
it is called Hermes and Dionysos
made during the Hellenistic period
Made by Praxteles
135
The quote "Happy pair/If my poetry has any power/Never shall you be blotted from memory" is
Seneca's tribute for the once happy marriage of Hercules
Virgil's tribute to the short love of Dido and Aeneas
Virgil's tribute to the love of Euryalus and Nisus
none of these
136
Socrates gave which examples of him being just in the past?
Both of the above
None of the above
He refused to arrest Leon when the oligarchs commanded
He said the ten generals should not be tried in a group
137
Juno's quote "For his weapons he wears the things he used to fear" does not suggest:
Hercules triumphs over adversity
Hercules turns his fears into sources of strength
Hercules is wise in conquering his fears
there is no way left to destroy Hercules
138
How is the war in Thucydides spelled?
Peloponesian
Peloponnesian
Pelponnesian
Peloponnesien
139
The sculptor of the Hermes and Dionysos is:
Polykleitos
Lysippos
Unknown
Praxiteles
140
Which Iliad character's name is spelled wrong
Menaleus
Hephaestus
Patroclus
Briseis
141
"Was it I who led Paris... to rape Sparta? Did I arm the man and goad him on with lust?"
Juno to Venus
Juno to Jupiter
Venus to Juno
Jupiter to Venus
142
(LAST QUESTION) Which is not a facet of Diodotus's address during the Mytilenian debate?
this is not a courtroom- this is policy
Killing all the men will make future rebels fight harder
it is not in our self-interest to kill the men
killing all of the men would not be just, thus we shouldn't
143
The name of this statue and its sculptor is:
Doryphoros, Polykleitos
Doryphoros, Praxiteles
Apoxyomenos, Polykleitos
Apoxyomenos, Praxiteles
144
The name of this Archaic statue is:
Kritikos Boy
Kourous Figure
Mantiklos Apollo
Korous
145
"There is nothing more fitting... than for such a man to be given his meals in the Prytaneum"
Meletus sarcastically saying Socrates deserves high honors
Socrates saying all just people deserve a happy afterlife
Socrates saying he deserves to be treated like an athlete
Crito telling Socrates he deserves the best

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