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2.3 The Iliad
spirituality: n. the condition or quality of being spiritual 精神
Argives: n. of ancient Argos or Argolis 阿尔戈斯人(《伊利亚特》中指古希腊人)
Danaans/Achaeans: n. 达纳奥斯人/ 阿开亚人(《伊利亚特》中指古希腊人)
wrath: n. angry, violent, or stern indignation 愤怒,激怒
self-destructive: adj. tending to destroy oneself, one's reputation, etc. 自我毁灭的
devastation: n. destruction; desolation 毁坏
multitude: n. a large gathering of people 大量,多数
stature: n. 高度
Ilium: n. Troy伊利昂(古特洛伊)
plague: n. any widespread and usually highly contagious disease瘟疫,天灾
aristocratic: adj. relating to or characteristic of aristocracy or an aristocrat 贵族的
surpassingly: adv. to a surpassing degree 超群地,卓越地
exclusive: adj. unique; only独有的
hierarchic: adj. classified according to various criteria分层的,分级的
proclamation: n. something that is proclaimed, or announced officially 公告,宣告
entitle: v. to give (a person) the right to do or have something给…权利(或资格)
ignoble: adj. completely lacking nobility in character卑贱的
valor: n. courage or bravery, esp in battle 勇猛,英勇
prowess: n. bravery or fearlessness 勇猛
foil: n. 衬托,烘托
egotism: n. self-conceit 自负,自我中心
upsetting: n. 倾复,颠覆
poplar: n. 白杨
hew: v. to cut something with a cutting tool 砍,劈
whetted: adj. 被磨的,打磨的
remorse: n. regret 懊悔
avenge: v. to get revenge for 报复,报仇
disturb: v. to destroy or interrupt the quietness or peace of 妨碍,使不安
nectar and ambrosia: ph. 琼浆玉液(希腊神的食物)
glittering: adj. having brief brilliant points or flashes of light 闪闪发光的,华丽的
valiant: adj. having or showing valor 英勇的,勇敢的
desert: v. to leave or abandon 遗弃,抛弃
lash: v. to strike or drive with or as with a lash; flog 鞭打
self-absorbed: adj. preoccupied with one's own thoughts, emotions, life, etc. 自私固执的
restraint: n. the act of restraining or the state of being restrained 克制,约束
sentimentality: n. the state, quality, or an instance of being sentimental 多愁善感
magnificent: adj. splendid or impressive 壮丽的,华丽的
lamentation: n. a lament; expression of sorrow 悲痛,悲叹
constitute: v. to make up; form; compose 构成,组成
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-Why Greeks
--Glossary
-Supplements
--Why Greeks-A preface by Professor Phiroze Vasunia
--The recommended reading list
-1.1Why Greek Myths Matter
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.2 The Quest for Origins
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.3 The Succession Myth
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.4 Creation of Mankind
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-Topic 1:Pandora and our risky curiosity
-1.5 Zeus and Olympia
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.6 Aphrodite and Eros
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.7 Athena and Parthenon
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.8 Apollo and Delphi
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.9 Hades and the Underworld
--1.9 Hades and the Underworld
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.10 Demeter and Persephone
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.11 Dionysus(Bacchus)
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-Topic 2: Dionysian vs. Apollonian
-1.12 Perseus and Medusa
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.13 Jason and Medea
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.14 Heracles: the Greatest Hero of All
--1.14 Heracles: the Greatest Hero of All
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.15 UCL Talk: Women in Greek Mythology
--1.15 UCL Talk: Women in Greek Mythology
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-1.16 UCL Talk: Greek Myths in Ancients and Moderns
--1.16 UCL Talk: Greek Myths in Ancients and Moderns
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-Topic 3: Why are we fascinated by myths?
-2.1 Why Homer Matters
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-2.2 The Trojan War
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-2.3 The Iliad
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-2.4 The Embassy to Achilles
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-Topic 4: If all life is a battle...
-2.5 The Odyssey
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-2.6 Odysseus and Polyphemus
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-2.7UCL Talk: Homeric Heroism
--2.7 UCL Talk: Homeric Heroism
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-2.8UCL Talk: Homeric Epics in Ancients and Moderns
--2.8 UCL Talk: Homeric Epics in Ancients and Moderns
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-Topic 5: If all life is a journey...
-3.1 Why Greek Theatre Matters
--3.1 Why Greek Theatre Matters
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-3.2 Aeschylus
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-3.3 Prometheus Bound
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-3.4 Sophocles
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-3.5 Oedipus the King
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-3.6 UCL Talk: Aristotle and Greek Tragedy
--3.6 UCL Talk-Aristotle and Greek Tragedy
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-3.7 UCL Talk: Fate and Free Will
--3.7 UCL Talk-Fate and Free Will
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-Topic 6: Can we "take fate by the throat" (Beethoven)?
-3.8 Euripides
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-3.9 Aristophanes
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-3.10 The Clouds
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-3.11 UCL Talk: Greek Comedy
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-Topic 7: What makes a good education?
-4.1 Why Greek Philosophers Matter
--4.1 Why Greek philosophers Matter
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.2 Socrates
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.3 The Trial of Socrates
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.4 Socrates' Apology
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.5 UCL Talk: The Death of Socrates
--4.5 UCL Talk: The Death of Socrates
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-Topic 8: To live an examined life?
-4.6 Plato
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.7 The Republic
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.8 Plato's Cave
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.9 Philosopher-Rulers
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.10 UCL Talk: Plato's Republic
--4.10 UCL Talk: Plato's Republic
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.11 Aristotle
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.12 Aristotle's Rhetoric
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.13 Understand Human Emotions
--4.13 Understand Human Emotions
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.14 Understand Human Characters
--4.14 Understand Human Characters
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-4.15 UCL Talk: The Power of Rhetoric
--4.15 UCL Talk: The Power of Rhetoric
--Glossary
--Mini-quiz
-Topic 10: Is rhetorical game all around?
-The Greek Legacy
--Glossary