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| T/F The last event in the Iliad is the funeral of Hector |
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| T/F The trojan horse story is in the Iliad's 2nd half |
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| We think Mycenaeans were the ancestors of Greeks |
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| Odysseus persuades Achilles to rejoin the battle |
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| Achilles' prize girl, but taken by Agamemnon |
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| The land center of Mionan culture |
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| He is credited with finding Mycenae and Troy |
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| Written Aegean alnguage of the Minoans |
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| Accepted date for destruction of Troy |
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| King of Sparta to whom Helen is married |
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| Man's "punishment", known for her box |
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| Crafted Achilles' new armor in his divine forge |
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| The vegeance of this archer god is seen in Iliad, book 1 |
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| Led the Myrmidons into battle wearing Achilles' armor |
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| Brought fire from Olympus to mortals |
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| The men of this age did not have to work for food |
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| We still live in this age of evil |
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| She begs Zeus to favor the Trojans on behalf of her son |
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| Greece's most famous oral poet |
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| Zeus' son, whom he could not save from death |
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| Accepted date for composition of Iliad |
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| Zeus kidnapped her disguised as a bull |
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| Offered Paris the winning bribe |
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| His wife gave birth to a monster; half man, half bull |
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| This mortal wounded the deities of love and war in battle |
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| The only Olympian goddess listed here not judged by Paris |
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