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nice way of explaiining

Bravo!

Great, Dear Maria, the Chorus was moving and more than that, D A N C I N G ! Orchestra- the "round" thing- was where the ΟΡΧΗΣΙΣ (DANCE) took place, as You just said. Renaissance Opera is a try for the Drama in a the New World. A Greek friend, Nikephoros. (my humble opinion)

Makes so much sense. Bravo 👌👌

Just curious, but was the song at the end MALAGÙENA?

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Thanks so much

Will this series be continued?

These videos are so helpful! Thank you!!

Excellent! Thanks for making this available to the public

Is there more to this series about GreeK Comedy?

Your videos are great. Do you intend doing 'How many kisses? ' and 'Conflicting Emotions' by Catullus?

Women of the Thesmophoria is hilarious

Some useful, practical hints, tips and advice, thank you✌️👍😊💜 I'm out of practice - and I may not proceed - but writing up a chapter or two with references and bibliography, will flesh out feasibility and the desire to engage with it all again. You're spot on about Bibliography - I used to leave that and references last, always a fatigue inducing and heartbreaking mistake to do so. Took my awhile to discipline myself in doing it as I go/up front✌️🤞💜👍😊

Is there any way I could still access the pdf accompanying this?

3:43 I just wonder, if a princess get a message in a dream about that she need so get her "stuff together" to prove she can be a good wife and in the act of doing so, the next day meet a handsome man that probably could fit that purpose. I wouldn't be surprised she somehow do this connection.

very nice way to explain

you’re saving my classics grade! thank you so much!

Hello. Thank you for the amazing videos. Do you have similar videos for Prose Literature A and B?

I love your accent btw...

Thank you for these videos. I've been reading the Greek tragedians on my own for pleasure; watching these videos has been really helpful for recapping them in my head, especially since I'm reading dusty public domain translations!

The music is very loud and distracting

For larger context, like why are there so few ancient women canonical authors, I recommend as one potential angle of inquiry Leonard Shlains "The Alphabet Versus the Goddess." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Alphabet_Versus_the_Goddess

Speaking of Women in the Odyssey, look at the two halves of Odysseus's account of the underworld, what he relates before he says he is too tired to continue, what is the reaction of the queen, and how does Odysseus resume his account of the underworld post-interruption. It kind of goes like this: he plays the feminist, the perfect man who respects women deeply, then Arete tells all the men to go get Odysseus a present, then Odysseus, having just potentially upset all the men by weakening their wealth, starts his 2nd half of his story with Agamemnon, who bitterly complains about how terrible women, e.g. Clytemnestra, are. Kind of a self serving set up for Odysseus both ways.

Hi! I’m new to Greek Mythology and wanted to ask where should I start like chronologically? I think it’s the Iliad, then Odyssey, Aeniad, and then Oedipus. But I’ve heard that these are epics based on the myths themselves and that the myths of the Greek Gods were derived from the Minoan Civilization so I’m a bit confused on where to start. Thank you!!

Thank the gods for that, a normal voice. The others I found were shouting Americans.

Could you do this video again, but have 3-15 of your friends sing/explain it to us?

Keep it up. 💯

Aww, too bad all your other lectures went to zoom. I wish you had more.

please where can i get the full New Yorks production. All i could find are parts

Always felt a bit torn about this play. On the one hand it's refreshing to see a more active female character and Menelaus comes across as genuinely caring. But on the other hand there is the looming implication of Helen being more valuable/virtuous for not having been abducted and instead remaining chaste.

It was this passage that just came up

I have a question, you know how procubuit I think that it is from the perfect stem but you translated it as the present, why did u do this, is there something I misunderstand?

I was waiting for when you would post next !

I absolutely enjoyed this book glad I gave it a try it's so riveting I'm definitely will be reading the sequel ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Watching this the day before my exam, super helpful to clear everything up and clarify

This was really helpful! I’m currently revising for my World of the Hero A-Level exam this summer, and the part at the end about the context of Venus in Rome was completely new to me :)

holy cow, I was just driving back to my place tonight, thinking to get another session of recording in for Aeneid, and thinking "I should really get some Ovid recordings done". Then I somehow stumble upon your channel and these. serendipity. :) PS. I found by doing a search on youtube for Aeacian, to learn others pronunciation, from Aeneid Book 2. Found your "Are the Phaeacians friendly? Homer's Odyssey 6 & 13".

hey do you have anything to say about the part where the messenger brings Dionysus to Pentheus after ''capturing'' him in the mountain, and also in the end where the messenger tells what happened to Pentheus ?

Thank you for your video. I find it quite amusing that you blame Odysseus (and his supposed poor leadership) for the releasing of the bag of winds onboard his ship rather than the crew members who committed the deed! I put the blame on the men themselves who think that there's treasure inside that bag but that's just my point of view. So do you reckon that placing trust in your crew is a sign of substandard leadership? In other words - a good leader wouldn't place so much trust in them? Although it was obviously frustrating to all those involved, I do see the funny side of that particular episode in that they were all brought back to where they started from. I bet Odysseus held his head down low when he returned to Aeolus and asked for another bag of winds. It's a shame that Aeolus wasn't so generous this time around.

Thank you! I am doing something for a project featuring Oedipus, the biggest issue for me was people simply saying his flaw was his ignorance, pride, etc. but I knew that there were bigger flaws as Hamartia. Amazing video!

Studying first year mythology and this is really helpful I really struggled reading Agamemnon after reading the Iliad and the odyssey due to the different styles but this is delivered very understandably

Just finished reading the silence of the girls definitely will be reading the women of troy

Great job darling. This video helped me a lot because I just started to study "Medea" for University. ⭐⭐⭐

Medea fell in love with Jason because Hera had Eros shot a love arrow at her. Hence I wonder if her subsequent behavior was because of this arrow...or was it something dreamt up later to explain her behavior because no "rational" woman will go to the extremes that she did.

Thank you so much for this ❤️

Thank you so helpful. I am in the USA. My program does not have a wors count limit. We have a minimum page count of 150 double spaced pages. 12000 words sounds much more manageable.

Love from India🇮🇳 i got an exam in upcoming month's and needed a brief explanation to it, due to health issues i couldn't join classes so your video helped me a lot❤️ thanks a lot Mam🙏

Thank you for making videos eh.

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