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| Babylonian Theogony-- killed father |
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| Babylonian Theogony-- the two towers (city) |
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| Great Hymn to the Aten-- Nile god |
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| Great Hymn to the Aten-- solar disk |
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| Enuma Elish-- aquatic creation |
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| Enuma Elish-- keeper of the tablets of destiny |
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| Genesis-- takes advantage of Noah |
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| Gilgamesh-- oldest known city in human creation |
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| first compiler of Gilgamesh |
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| Gilgamesh-- "Lady Wild Cow," Gilgamesh's mother |
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| Gilgamesh-- antidote for Gilgamesh |
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| Gilgamesh-- temple harlot that civilized Enkidu |
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| Gilgamesh-- goddess of love |
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| Gilgamesh-- survivor of flood, granted immortailty |
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| Gilgamesh-- queen of the underworld |
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| Iliad-- king of the Achaians |
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| Iliad-- attacks when priest is disgraced |
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| Iliad-- Achilleu's mother |
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| renowned smith, makes shield for Achilleus |
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| Iliad-- Achilleus' father |
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| Iliad-- Agamemnon's prize |
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| Iliad-- didn't want to go to war |
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| Iliad-- wears Achilleus' armor to battle |
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| Odyssey-- sash allows Odysseus to reach shore |
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| Odyssey-- tried to keep Odysseus from returning home |
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| Odyssey-- find Od. while doing laundry |
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| Odyssey-- king of Phaeachians |
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| Odyssey-- keeps Odysseus on her island |
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| Odyssey-- gets drunk and falls off roof |
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| Odyssey-- Odysseus' mother |
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| Oddysey-- leaders of the suitors |
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| Odyssey-- bought as nusremaid |
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| Oedipus-- founder of Thebes |
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| Oedipus-- "lame man" grandfather |
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| Oedipus-- Oedipus' father, cursed for violating xenia |
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| Oedipus-- seduced by Laius |
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| Oedipus-- Jocasta's brother |
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| Oedipus-- his and Jocasta's daughters |
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| Ovid-- falls in love with reflection |
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| Ovid-- can only repeat what is heard for manipulating presence of Juno |
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| Ovid-- challenges Minerva at weaving |
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| Ovid-- child of Pasiphae and bull |
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| Ovid-- Circe's sister, has sex with bull |
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| Ovid-- created wooden bull and labyrinth |
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| Ovid-- metamorphosis into physical body |
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| devoted life to poetry at 30 |
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| 1001-- witnesses brother's wife being unfaithful |
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| 1001-- decided to kill bride after one night |
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| 1001-- marries Shahrayar, storyteller |
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| 1001-- keeps sister from being killed |
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| 1001-- becomes companion of 3 girls |
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| 1001-- princes, each missing one eye |
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| 1001-- first of the girls, sister of black bitches |
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| 1001-- slave knowledgeable in all subjects |
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| polymath, last director of library of Alexandria |
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| Inferno-- wrote Aeneid, Dante's guide |
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| Inferno-- prophesizes future of Florence |
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| Inferno-- Roman god of wealth |
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| Inferno-- had horses shod in silver |
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| Inferno-- tells of future exile from Florence |
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| Inferno-- Aristotle's father |
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| Inferno-- prosopopeia of fraud |
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| Inferno-- brought together into Hell |
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| circumnavigation of the world |
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| discovery of optical perspective |
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| horseman-- connection to Phillip |
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| father's social experiment |
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| Don-- wrote about Marcela |
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| Don-- tale-teller, squire |
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| Don-- writing autobiography |
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| Candide-- philosopher "best of all possible worlds" |
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| Candide-- object of his affection |
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| Cnadide-- teacher, relies on reason |
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| Candide-- slave, makes most important decisions |
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| Candide-- knows when not to fight |
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| Candide-- maid, gives Pangloss Syphilis |
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| Madman-- neighbor with the dog |
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| abandoned career in medicine to write |
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| Looking Glass-- the lady "God's Promise"/ "high-spirited" |
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| translated VW and Kafka into Spanish |
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| Metamorphosis-- traveling salesman |
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| Metamorphosis-- Gregor's sister |
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| chemist, survived Auschwitz |
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| 2 Flags-- Lantanian who hates Gunduwia |
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| Palestinian, arrested after publishing |
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