Greek Mythology Historical Context Pgs. 472-475

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Across
  1. 3. Epic poem written by John Milton
  2. 4. A characterizing phrase that described a
  3. 6. Famous epic poem in Old English
  4. 10. The inscription on the golden apple (3 wrds.)
  5. 11. the part of the epic poem that asks the muse for inspiration
  6. 15. What present-day Iraq is called
  7. 18. Where Homer was born
  8. 21. Means "in the middle of things" (3 wrds.)
  9. 24. To get revenge for a wrongdoing
  10. 25. To take something by force
  11. 26. He wrote the Illiad and the Odyssey
  12. 27. People who have fled a dangerous place or harmful situation
  13. 28. Because it is __, The Odyssey reads like an adventure
  14. 29. Where epic poems were recited
  15. 30. A larger than life hero (2 wrds.)
Down
  1. 1. To finish something quickly
  2. 2. Epic heroes tend to be leaders in __
  3. 5. A characteristic of an epic hero (2 wrds.)
  4. 7. Lofty style uses this type of language
  5. 8. Military procedures
  6. 9. Spartan queen who was the most beautiful woman in the world
  7. 12. The Odyssey begins after the __(2 wrds.)
  8. 13. He wrote The Divine Comedy
  9. 14. To try something dangerous
  10. 16. or place
  11. 17. A long narrative poem that has historical events and fiction (2 wrds.)
  12. 19. The tone of an epic poem
  13. 20. How Homer would've composed his poems
  14. 22. A long comparison that takes up many lines in a poem (2 wrds.)
  15. 23. A fixed rhythmic pattern
  16. 26. Epic heroes are born of this (2 wrds.)