Mary Renault seems to most admire * the Hellenes the Shore People the Cretans None of the above. She holds all of these peoples in contempt. Moira * means fate or destiny was the name of Aigeus' sword was the witch which bewitched Aigeus is a type of Greek sailing vessel is a coin worth about two dinero The Greek god of wine, revelry, and fertility. Greek theatre originated as a part of the celebrations honoring this god. The diety was sometimes worshipped in frenzied, sensual, orgiastic rites. In the legend of Theseus, this god offers solace to Ariadne. Poseidon Herakles * Dionysos Aphrodite Apollo The term from the study guide meaning a member of a people believed by the ancient Greeks to live beyond the north wind is (Mary Renault used it to refer to the people of Britain.) Mycenaens Centaurs Minotaurs * Hyperboreans Kerkyons Which of the following is the God of the Sea, Patron of Horses, and the Earth Shaker? Zeus * Poseidon Dionysos Aphrodite Apollo The legendary Theseus was a man of great physical strength. * True False Mary Renault was educated at Oxford is a novelist is a student of history lived much of her adult life in South Africa * all of the above Which of the following would best be described as "the land of women"? Athens Troizen * Eleusis Phaia Aigeus . Phaia (Phaea) was a Queen of Eleusis one of the cranes * a pig the original home city of the mother of Theseus Mino's daughter who helped Theseus escape the labyrinth If one were to hang a "historic" date on the legendary Theseus, the most reasonable would be 2300 B.C. * 1300 B.C. 490 B.C. 338 B.C. 1066 A.D. The King Horse was the horse that Theseus rode into battle after he became King * was sacrificed to Poseidon was turned out to pasture after he passed his prime ruled the island of Naxos none of the above The Hellenes were indigenous (original native stock) to the Greek peninsula. True * False Mary Renault seems to have the least admiration for courage physical bravery * sophistication piety The author is contemptuous of all of the above. Within Hellene society women and men held equal status and power. True * False Which of the following was the principal deity of the Shore People? Zeus Poseidon * Mother Dia Plutarch Kerkyon The term from the study guide that means pure in thought and act; innocent of premarital or extramarital sexual indulgence is maenad frieze lyre tutelary * none of the above The term from the study guide that means a fortress that commands a city or means the keep, the strongest and most secure part of a fortress or castle is Hyperborean * citadel tutelary diadem labyrinth The harp used by the ancient Greeks to accompany song and recitation was the frieze diadem * lyre tutelary Attic The mythological monster half-bull and half-man, who periodically devoured seven youths and seven maidens until slain by Theseus was the Centaur Kerkyon * Minotaur Medea Mycenaean The theme "the king must die" was carried out in Athens by slaughtering the King Horse the killing of the "old" king by the "new" king in a no holds barred wrestling match that was fought to the death the mutilating and slaughter of the king by young women crazed by religious ecstasy and alcohol Theseus, wielding the ancient "king-eater" ax, kills the king * King Aigeus leaping to his death The theme "the king must die" was carried out in Crete by slaughtering the King Horse the killing of the "old" king by the "new" king in a no holds barred wrestling match that was fought to the death the mutilating and slaughter of the king by young women crazed by religious ecstasy and alcohol * Theseus, wielding the ancient "king-eater" ax, kills the king King Aigeus leaping to his death The theme "the king must die" was carried out in Eleusis by slaughtering the King Horse * the killing of the "old" king by the "new" king in a no holds barred wrestling match that was fought to the death the mutilating and slaughter of the king by young women crazed by religious ecstasy and alcohol Theseus, wielding the ancient "king-eater" ax, kills the king King Aigeus leaping to his death The theme "the king must die" was carried out in Troizen by * slaughtering the King Horse the killing of the "old" king by the "new" king in a no holds barred wrestling match that was fought to the death the mutilating and slaughter of the king by young women crazed by religious ecstasy and alcohol Theseus, wielding the ancient "king-eater" ax, kills the king King Aigeus leaping to his death The theme "the king must die" was carried out in Naxos by slaughtering the King Horse the killing of the "old" king by the "new" king in a no holds barred wrestling match that was fought to the death * the mutilating and slaughter of the king by young women crazed by religious ecstasy and alcohol Theseus, wielding the ancient "king-eater" ax, kills the king King Aigeus leaping to his death Which of the following is the diety of love and beauty? Ariadne Moira Medea * Aphrodite Dionysos