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| Title in just a few words |
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Institution of higher learning.
"The Museum" - temple to Muses - collection of manuscripts |
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| "Portion." Headings in the text. |
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Parashah: Generations.
Abraham, Isaac, Jacob |
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Parashah: Go forth.
Abraham |
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Parashah: Life of Sarah.
Sarah's death, Abram's life |
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| Feast at end of the annual cycle of Torah readings. |
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Parashah: And he lived.
Joseph in Egypt, Tamar |
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| "Go up." Reading scripture with the metaphysical purpose of going up to God, or physically to Jerusalem. |
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Parashat: "And He appeared."
Abraham's visitors |
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Parashat: "And He left"
Jacob |
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| Annual festival in late summer to celebrate "Greekness." |
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| Digressions added to the story for moral purpose. |
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| A homecoming. A tending towards home. |
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| Inner virtue. Warrior, seamstress, etc. |
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| Sceptre. Telemachus throws it down, could be an indication of his immaturity or the overthrow of the Polis. Order disrupted. |
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| Cyclops physical. Od's intellectually. |
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| Falls off roof. First seen in underworld. Odysseus' unfinished business. |
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| Plant it on land. Nostos complete. |
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| Brother of Zeus. Enemy of Odysseus. |
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| Goddess of War, Rationality. |
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| Not at the beginning, but then takes it up in regard to Penelope. |
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| Phaeacian girl who saved Odysseus. |
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| Gave Odysseus the scarf to save him from the sea. |
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| Gives Odysseus the wind in a bag. |
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| Sack the city, lose 72 men. |
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| Giants. All dead but one ship. |
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| Sensed Circe's trap, stays behind and warns Odysseus. |
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| Shows Odysseus how to defeat Circe. |
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| Calypso's island. 7 years. |
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| Behavior or quality that leads to plot/tragedy. |
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| Sudden change in fortune. |
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| Doing the right thing at right time. |
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| Verse form of Chorus and dance. |
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| Pantomime, presentation of self. |
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| Raised platform to indicate "Godness." |
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