Greek Literature

2. Homer's epic poem focusing on the Trojan War.
4. Playwright known for exploring themes of human suffering and divine intervention.
6. The study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language.
8. Heroic figure with extraordinary strength, featured in lost epics.
9. Pre-Socratic philosopher who pondered the nature of reality and change.
11. Homer's epic poem depicting the journey of Odysseus.
12. Euripides play with a character known for intense psychological depth.
14. Ancient Greek philosopher, teacher of Plato, and influential figure in philosophy.
15. associated with esoteric teachings about the soul and the afterlife.

1. Pre-Socratic thinker who contributed radical insights to philosophy.
3. Heroes of the epic cycle, known for their adventurous exploits.
5. Ancient Greek poet traditionally said to be the author of the epic poems "Iliad" and "Odyssey."
7. Playwright whose works often draw inspiration from Greek tragic heroes.
10. The collection of traditional stories or beliefs of a society, often involving gods and heroes.
13. A genre of Greek drama, often featuring a protagonist's downfall and suffering.