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The Role of the Gods and
Goddesses
- The Iliad
- Hera
- Book VIII: Iris
- Encourages Achilles to stop wallowing in his
own self pity and return to battle
- Encourages Achilles to stop wallowing in his
own self pity and return to battle
- Book VIII: Hates the Trojans
- Judgement of Paris
- Shows hate by making
trouble for them
- Judgement of Paris
- Book VIII: Iris
- Athena
- Book VI: Against the
Trojans -
rejecting the
offering of the
women
- Book VIII: Brings Achilles back to the battlefield
- XXII: Intervenes in the fight
between Achilles and Hector
- Tells Achilles that she
will help him in the
fight
- Disguises herself as Hector's brother Deiphobus
- Gives Achilles a spear
- Gives Achilles a spear
- Disguises herself as Hector's brother Deiphobus
- Tells Achilles that she
will help him in the
fight
- Book VI: Against the
Trojans -
rejecting the
offering of the
women
- Thetis
- Book XVIII: Comforts Achilles
when he hears of Patroclus'
death
- Family
- Compassion
- Goes to Hephaestus to
get Achilles new
armour
- Goes to Hephaestus to
get Achilles new
armour
- Family
- Book XXIV: She persuades
Achilles to give the body back
- Book XVIII: Comforts Achilles
when he hears of Patroclus'
death
- Hephaestus
- Book VIII: Makes Achilles' armour
- More for Thetis than for Achilles - has to repay her
- Shows her xenia
- Saved him as a baby
- Shows her xenia
- Shield - tells the story of
life and death outside of
war
- More for Thetis than for Achilles - has to repay her
- Book VIII: Makes Achilles' armour
- Zeus
- Book XXII: He is not above fate
- Like Hector but will not save him
- Could be to avoid a war with the Gods
- Could be to avoid a war with the Gods
- Like Hector but will not save him
- XXIV: Zeus intervenes and
orders the return of Hector's
body
- Iris is sent to get Thetis
- Book XXIV: Sent to Priam to
tell to collect his son's body
- Book XXIV: Sent to Priam to
tell to collect his son's body
- Iris is sent to get Thetis
- Book XXII: He is not above fate
- Apollo
- XXII: Mocks Achilles - leading Achilles from battle
- Shows Apollo's favour of Hector/Trojan
- Shows Apollo's favour of Hector/Trojan
- Book XXII: Apollo deserts Hector
- Following the judgement of Zeus
- Following the judgement of Zeus
- XXIV: Protects Hector's body after death
- Urges Hermes to steal his body
- Not agreed to by Hera, Athena and Poseidon
- Argues with Hera
- Not agreed to by Hera, Athena and Poseidon
- Urges Hermes to steal his body
- XXII: Mocks Achilles - leading Achilles from battle
- Hermes
- Book XXIV: Disguised as a Myrmidon
to guide Priam through the Greek
camp
- Book XXIV: Disguised as a Myrmidon
to guide Priam through the Greek
camp
- Hera
- The Aeneid
- Juno
- Juturna
- Book XII: Sanctioned by Juno
to interfere in the war to try and save Turnus
- Goes to the battle lines
disguised as Camers to rouse
the Rutulians to war
- Goes to the battle lines
disguised as Camers to rouse
the Rutulians to war
- Book XII: Sends the
eagle into the sky
so that the
Rutulians
misinterpret the
sign
- Book XII: She
drives
through the
battlefield on
Turnus'
chariot and
stops him
from going to
battle with
Aeneas
- This rouses Aeneas to
anger and he kills
anyone in sight
- Turnus recognizes
what Juturna's
trying to do and
asks her to stop -
accepts his death
- This rouses Aeneas to
anger and he kills
anyone in sight
- Book XII: Gives
Turnus his sword
- Book XII: Sanctioned by Juno
to interfere in the war to try and save Turnus
- Book I: Her love for
Carthage and hates the
Trojans
- Causes storm by
Aeolus - brings
Aeneas to Carthage
- Causes storm by
Aeolus - brings
Aeneas to Carthage
- In general -
spiteful,
selfish,
stubborn,
manipulative,
powerful
- Book II: First to
seize the Scaean
gate.
- Book IV: Sends Iris to put
Dido out of her misery by
taking a lock of her hair to
give to Dis
- Allecto
- Book VII: Infects Amata with
anger - personification
- Book VII: Goes to Turnus as Calybe
and tries to insight war but gets
laughed off and goes sick
- Book VII: Puts the sudden fit
of madness into the hounds of
Ascanius, making him kill the
stag signaling the start of the
war.
- Book VII: Infects Amata with
anger - personification
- Book VII: Returns
from Argos and
realizes that Aeneas
has reached his
goal. She accepts
fate but aims to
upset it as much as
she can
- Book VII: Juno puts a stop to Allecto and
will finish what Allecto started - opens the
Iron Gates of war
- Juturna
- Venus
- Cupid
- Book I: Sent by
Venus disguised
as Ascanius
- Book I: Sent by
Venus disguised
as Ascanius
- Book I:
Disguises
herself as a
Spartan woman
- Angry when
Aeneas questions
her tactics
- Convinces
Aeneas to go
to Carthage
- Shrouds him a
cloud of mist
- Shrouds him a
cloud of mist
- Angry when
Aeneas questions
her tactics
- Book I:
Appeals to
Jupiter
about
Juno's
treatment
of Aeneas
- Book II: Appears to
Aeneas to stop him
killing Helen -
reminds him of his
fate.
- Book IV: Juno and Venus agree to
marry Dido and Aeneas
- Book XII: Venus sends dittany to
Aeneas to cure his arrow wound -
identified as the work of the
Gods
- Book XII: Venus tells
Aeneas to go to the city
(Latium)
- Gives Aeneas back his spear
- Gives Aeneas back his spear
- Cupid
- Neptune
- Book I: Calms
the storm she
has created
- Simile - Page 7
- Simile - Page 7
- Book II: Referred to
loosening the
foundations of Troy
- Book VII: Prevents
the Trojans from
making harbour
- Book I: Calms
the storm she
has created
- Jupiter
- Book I:
Calms
Venus and
introduces
the first
prophecy.
- Book II:
Rouses the
Gods
against
Troy
- Book II: Puts himself
into the hearts of the
Greeks giving them
strength
- Book IV: Speaks to Mercury
and tells him to go to
Aeneas and remind him of
his fate
- Book XII: Jupiter
tells Juno to stop
intervening and
Juno agrees on
condition that the
Latins keep their
name - Jupiter
judges them on
the scale
- Book XII: Sends the Dira to warn off Juturna
- Book I:
Calms
Venus and
introduces
the first
prophecy.
- Mercury
- Book I:
Sent by
Jupiter to
make
Carthage
hospitable
to the
Trojans
- Book I:
Sent by
Jupiter to
make
Carthage
hospitable
to the
Trojans
- Minerva/Athena
- Book II: Referenced to
as being the one that
helps the Greeks build
the Trojan Horse
- Book II: Sends the
serpents to kill
Laocoon convincing
the Trojans to take to
take the horse in
- Book II: Referenced to
as being the one that
helps the Greeks build
the Trojan Horse
- Vulcan
- Book VIII: Goes to Vulcan
to get him to make
Aeneas new armour -
flatters him - uses Thetis
as blackmail
- Book XII: Creates the sword
for Turnus' father that
Turnus has
- Book VIII: Goes to Vulcan
to get him to make
Aeneas new armour -
flatters him - uses Thetis
as blackmail
- Juno
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