[3] Iliad

• EPIC

  A long narrative poem, ordinarily concerning a serious subject containing details of heroic deeds and events significant to a culture or nation.
• DACTYLIC HEXAMETER


  basic rhythmic structure
• DACTYL


  a three-syllable metrical pattern in poetry in which a stressed syllable is followed by two unstressed syllables
• 24


  How many books does Iliad have?
• IN MEDIA RES


  The story started in the middle.
• APHRODITE


  [GREEK] Goddess of love and beauty
• APOLLO


  [GREEK] God of music, poetry, and sun
• ARES


  [GREEK] God of war
• ARTEMIS


  [GREEK] Goddess of the moon
• ATHENA


  [GREEK] Goddess of wisdom
• DEMETER


  [GREEK] Goddess of fertility and crops
• HADES


  [GREEK] God of the underworld
• HEPHAESTUS


  [GREEK] God of fire; craftsman for the gods
• HERA


  [GREEK] Queen of the gods, goddess and marriage
• HERMES


  [GREEK] God of travel
• POSEIDON


  [GREEK] God of all oceans
• ZEUS


  [GREEK] God of the sky; ruler of the gods
• SUBLIMITY


  It is there when the audience is no longer simply convinced or approves of the work, but is transported with admiration instead.