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Mythology

Edith Hamilton

Context Quiz

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What is a more accurate descriptor than "author: for Edith Hamilton?

2 of 5
Approximately how many years after Homer did the Romans write the pieces referenced by Hamilton?

3 of 5
Myths largely emerged from ___, which encouraged intellectual and artistic pursuits?

4 of 5
Which war gave Athens its first great glory, proving itself as a naval power?

5 of 5
In 358 B.C., who began a conquest that eventually brought all of Greece under his rule?

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1 of 5 What is a more accurate descriptor than "author: for Edith Hamilton?

2 of 5 Approximately how many years after Homer did the Romans write the pieces referenced by Hamilton?

3 of 5 Myths largely emerged from ___, which encouraged intellectual and artistic pursuits?

4 of 5 Which war gave Athens its first great glory, proving itself as a naval power?

5 of 5 In 358 B.C., who began a conquest that eventually brought all of Greece under his rule?