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The Iliad - PPT Presentation

Part I to The Odyssey Author Homer Minstrel bard singer Multiple people Legend Not really a person the Ideal bard Bard singer Ideal wandering class of rhapsodies ID: 390742

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The Iliad

Part I to The OdysseySlide2

Author???

Homer

- Minstrel, bard, singer - Multiple people - LegendNot really a person, the “Ideal” bardBard = singerIdeal wandering class of rhapsodiesRhapsodies = “Stitchers of Songs”Slide3

Iliad – What It’s About…

The war between the Greeks and the Trojans

Greece and Troy have ALWAYS hated each other

- Yankees vs. SoxGreeks = Greece

Trojans = Troy = what is now Turkey

For a long time, people thought Troy didn’t exist

A wealthy German man found the ruins of Troy using The Iliad as a road mapSlide4

Word Meanings

Mediterranean Sea

- Medi (middle) - Terrain (world)Greeks thought the sea was the whole world – it was all they could seeIliad, in Greek language, means TroyIliad, in Latin language, means CitySlide5

About the Locations

Greece has many cities & villages, similar to boroughs of NYC

Troy is one city in a large country that is thought of as Troy as well

Greece (country) is smaller than Troy (country)

Greece

TroySlide6

Leadership

Troy has a singular monarch

- One place, one royal king, one royal familyGreece has many war lords, call themselves kings - Not royal, one for each cityGreece has major war lord that rules everything - King Agamemnon, not royalSlide7

Two Sides…

Greece

- War Lord (King) Menelaus, married to HelenHelen = Perfect BeautyTroy

– King

Priam

(royal), two sons: Hector and Paris

Hector, older, noble, honorable

Paris, younger, naïve, blindly bold