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| Iphigenia at Aulis (author) |
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| Oedipus the Kind (author) |
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| Antigone, the movie (director) |
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| "Essay on Civil Disobedience" (author) |
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| "Passion of Saints Perpetua and Felicity" (author) |
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| Saint Perpetua and Saint Saturus |
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| Summation of the Catholic Faith (author) |
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| The Lais of Marie de France (author) |
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"Oration on the Diginity of Man" (author)
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| Giovanni Pico Della Mirandolla |
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| The Allegory of the Cave (author) |
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| Iphigenia at Aulis (characters) |
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King Agamemnon
Achilles
Clytemnestra
Iphigenia |
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| The Oresteia (characters) |
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Agamemnon
Clytemnestra
Aegisthus (cousin) |
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| Oedipus the King (characters) |
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Creon
Oedipus
Teirisias
Jocasta
King Laius (dead) |
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Creon
Antigone
Haemon
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| "Passion of Saints Perpetua and Felicity" (characters) |
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Saint Perpetua
Saint Felicity
Saint Saturus
Perpetua's father and child |
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Faustus
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Bishop ambrose |
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| According to Thomas Aquinas, what are the "5 proofs of God"? |
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1) Some things are in motion and anything that is moved is moved by something else.Therefore, there must be a First Mover.
2) Nothing is caused by itself. There cannot be an infinite regress of causes. There must be a First Cause.
3) Every contingent thing at some time fails to exist. If everything was contingent, at some point there would have been nothing. If there was nothing then, there would be nothing now. This is not true, so there must be a Necessary Being.
4) Some beings are greater than others. Great things get their greatness from that which is the greatest. There is a Greatest Being.
5) Many things that lack intelligence act for some end. whatever acts for an end must be directed by an intelligent being. The world must have an Intelligent Being. |
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| According to Pico Della Mirandola, what is the chain of being? |
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Antonio
Prospero
Sebastian
Ferdinand
Miranda
Stephano
Trinculo
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Gonzalo |
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| "Democrates Secundus, or the Treatise on the Just Causes of War Against the Indians" (author) |
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| "In Defense of the Indians" (author) |
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| Prometheus Bound (characters) |
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Hephaestus
Might and Violence
Prometheus
Zeus
Hermes
Oceanus & daughters
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| Iphigenia at Aulis (setting) |
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| Oedipus the King (setting) |
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| "Passion of Saints Perpetua and Felicity" (setting) |
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Thagaste
Carthage
Rome
Milan |
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| "Oration on the Dignity of Man" is from what viewpoint? |
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| The Lais of Marie de France include which knights? |
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Lanval
Yonec
Laustic
Milun |
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| The lay about Lanval is about what? |
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| Lanval finds an extremely pretty woman and comes back home. The queen hits on Lanval, who denies her. The queen tells King Arthur, who is mad and puts Lanval on trial. |
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| What is the Lay of Yonec about? |
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| An old man locks away his young wife. A bird-man who is the imprisoned lady's lover flies through her window whenever she desires. Her husband -- spikes in window. Woman escapes- follows trail of blood. He gives her a ring so husband will forget everything and sword to give son, Yonec, who uses it to cut off stepfather's head. |
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| What is the lay of Laustic about? |
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| Bachelor loves neighbor's wife. Talk from windows. She says is nightinggale. husband captures a nighttingale and kills it. she sends to lover and he carries with him in gold vase |
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| What is the lay of Milun about? |
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| Night from S. Whales falls in love - baby -secretly sent to her sister with ring and letter explaining situation. Lady marries another - communicate through letters tied to swan. Eventually Milan fights the Peerless One- son. Milun marries lady (widowed) |
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