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Domestic Religion in Ancient Athens

Questão 1 de 23

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The family in ancient Athens included:

Selecione uma ou mais das seguintes:

  • Immediate relatives

  • Extended Relatives

  • Slaves

  • Cattle

  • Property

  • Family Gods

Explicação

Questão 2 de 23

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The head of the family was:

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  • the oldest unmarried child

  • the oldest free male

  • in charge of all religious observance in the home

  • in charge of keeping the home clean and tidy

  • resposible for keeping the family together

  • the only one allowed to pray to the gods

Explicação

Questão 3 de 23

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Hestia was the Goddess of the ( fire, water, property, ancestors ) and ( hearth, property, boundaries, earth ). She was worshipped regularly because of the importance of ( fire, water, earth, air ) to daily life. An offering was made to her at the beginning and end of every ( feast, day, supper, bath ). She was also honoured at the festival of ( Amphidromia, Dionysus, Hestiavation, Lights ) when a new baby was carried around the ( hearth, well, lake, bonfire ) so it would come under the protection of Hestia.

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Questão 4 de 23

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Zeus was the god of household property. He was worshipped in a ceremony in which samples of household necessities for example grain, , water and a were all placed in a jar. The intention was to ensure prosperity and for the family.

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    Ktesios
    Herkeios
    Patroos
    olive oil
    vinegar
    the wifi password
    coin
    tissue
    diamond
    sufficient food
    political gain
    clean water

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Questão 5 de 23

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was the god of the boundaries of the property. There was usually an altar to him in the courtyard where offerings fruit, grain and were made - sometimes a sacrifice of a pig would be offered.

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Questão 6 de 23

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Apollo was the god of ancestors, and protected family and property; Apollo kept people safe as they attended their daily business.

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    Patroos
    of the streets
    Herkeios
    Ktesios
    on the streets
    Patros
    Herkeius
    Ktesion

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Questão 7 de 23

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Outside one's house there would be a small statue of the god ( Hermes, Zeus Ktesios, Hecate, Hestia ). Athenians would touch it in the same way that modern people might touch a ( lucky charm, door-knocker, phallus, tree branch ). At dinner parties, it was common for guests to hang ( garlands of flowers, cloves of garlic, jewelery, locks of hair ) on the Herm as they left the house. The purpose of this was to ward off evil spirits which might bring danger to the family.

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Questão 8 de 23

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It was ( not unknown, uncommon ) for Athenians to have a statue of Hecate at the door of their houses. She was a major goddess linked with the ( black arts, pure magic ), so by having her on your side you would be ( protected from, seeked out by ) other forces of evil.

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Questão 9 de 23

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Birth was a time of great anxiety to a family, and so the help of the gods were enlisted. This was done by:

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  • taking omens before birth

  • praying to Eileithyia for a safe delivery

  • praying to Artemis when labour began for the safety of the woman

  • praying for the health of the baby

  • making an offering of thanks to the shrine of Artemis after the birth

  • praying to the goddess Kalligeneia on the last day of Thesmosphoria so that all the babies of the year were well-formed and healthy

  • bathing the baby and wrapping it in swaddling clothes

  • sacrificing the mother to hades after the birth

  • the mother keeping chastity while pregnant

  • praying to Dionysus for a fruitful birth

Explicação

Questão 10 de 23

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It was generally believed that the Fates visited the baby's home shortly after its birth to give it its destiny.

Selecione uma das opções:

  • VERDADEIRO
  • FALSO

Explicação

Questão 11 de 23

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On the fifth day after the birth came the ceremony of the ( Amphidromia, Annidonia, Amphibiania, Accendia ) - this involved washing of hands to signify the removal of ( the pollution, the blood, the evil, the holiness ) of the birth. The father then lifted the baby to signify that he ( accepted the child, will raise the baby like a mother, will put the baby up for adoption, accepted the loss of his sanity ) and carried it around the fire to put it under the protection of ( Hestia, Zeus, Dionysus, Apollo ). Sometimes the child was given a ( lucky necklace, rattle, bandage, shot of vodka ) to protect them through childhood. The ceremony ended with a ( sacrifice to all the household gods, family dance, game of hide and seek, feast ) at the altar in the courtyard of the house.

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Questão 12 de 23

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On the day after the birth, the baby was named in front of friends and family and was made to the household gods. If the baby was male, it had to be accepted into the Phratry - this took place at the first annual festival of the after the birth. After a sacrifice, the father had to swear to the clan that the baby's mother was - if no one , the child was

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    tenth
    fourth
    eleventh
    a sacrifice
    an oath
    Apatouria
    Fairies
    Dionysia
    an Athenian
    a virgin
    good housewife
    agreed
    disagreed
    accepted into the Phratry.
    sacrificed to Hades
    put up for adoption

Explicação

Questão 13 de 23

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When a boy was about 16, he was given full membership of the phratry at the Apatouria when he:

Selecione uma ou mais das seguintes:

  • offered wine to Heracles

  • offered wine to his companions

  • took part in a ceremonial cutting of the hair

  • celebrated with a sacrifice and a feast

  • wore the phallus crown

  • ceremonially smashed his wine glass

  • prayed to Apollo for his welfare in manhood

  • sacrificed a pig to the household gods

Explicação

Questão 14 de 23

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When a boy was 18, he began two years of military service; before this he had to swear an oath:

Selecione uma ou mais das seguintes:

  • not to dishonour his weapons

  • not to abandon a comrade in batlle

  • to help make Athens greater

  • to obey the city's laws

  • to honour the cults of the fathers

  • not to take a wife or mistress

  • to defeat the Hun

  • to love his gods

  • not to show mercy when regarding the enemy

  • not to take his own life

Explicação

Questão 15 de 23

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The night before the wedding:

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  • both families made sacrifices to various gods including Zeus Teleios, Hera Teli and Artemis

  • The bride dedicated toys to Artemis to symbolise the end of her childhoos

  • the bride offered a lock of her hair to Artemis, Hera, or the Fates to ensure their protection against evil magic

  • The bride bathed in water from the spring of Callithoe in a special pot

  • The groom took a ritual bath.

  • The bride and groom consummated their love

  • The groom made a sacrifice to Aphrodite for favour in love and sex in marriage

  • The mothers of both families gifted each other a token

  • The bride prayed to Hera

Explicação

Questão 16 de 23

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The wedding ceremony took place in the 's house which was decorated with . The day began with a at the family altar. This was followed by a meal, during which a boy wearing a crown of handed out to the guests from a basket inscribed with the words "". This symbolised marriage as the mark of life. Sesame cakes were then served, a symbol of .

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    bride
    groom
    laurel and olive branches
    glitter
    garlic and onions
    beads and flowers
    sacrifice
    interpretive dance
    thorns and corn
    phalluses
    bread
    shots
    I have banished evil and found good
    Hakuna Matata
    civilised
    the end of free
    fertility
    honesty
    love
    compromise
    tradition
    lust

Explicação

Questão 17 de 23

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Before the wedding:

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  • The marriage was arranged between the bride's father and the groom (or his father)

  • The couple proclaimed their love for each other

  • The girl was expected to be a virgin

  • The boy must have two living parents and no contact with death

  • Parents and children had The Talk

  • The father of the groom paid the father of the bride a large sum of money

Explicação

Questão 18 de 23

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After the wedding, the bride was escorted to her new home in a chariot . She would sit the bridegroom and one of his close friends or relations. This would be one of the she would ever make. During the procession a wedding song was sung to and the couple received from the crowd.

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    drawn by mules or oxen
    of fire
    between
    on
    longest public appearances
    biggest mistakes
    most awkward situations
    the music of pipes
    the Psycho theme music
    greetings and congratulations
    sass and bitchy comments

Explicação

Questão 19 de 23

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On arrival the bridegroom's house, ( the mother-in-law, Daddy Zeus ) was waiting to greet the bride with a ( lighted torch, bouquet of flowers ). The couple was showered with ( nuts and fruit, semen ) to symbolise fertility. The bride was then led around the hearth to symbolise her acceptance into the family. There would then be another ( feast, prayer ) before the bride and groom headed to bed. Outside the bedroom door a ( hymn was sung, chain of flowers was hung ). The couple would share a quince - a symbol of fertility and supposedly warded off evil spirits.

Explicação

Questão 20 de 23

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When someone died, it was traditional for:

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  • The family to partake in three days of fasting

  • a cypress branch or a lock of hair to be hung on the door

  • a bowl of water to be placed outside the door (so visitors could purify themselves)

  • The eyes and mouth of the dead person to be closed by the nearest male relative

  • the body to be washed and clothed by the woman of the house

  • the body to be given a crown of gold or parsley

  • to celebrate the deceased's life with memories

  • the family to partake in a two day feast

  • young unmarried women to be buried in their wedding clothes

  • the next of kin to lead a sacrifice to Hades.

Explicação

Questão 21 de 23

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An was placed on the body to pay the fare to Charon. The body was placed on a , covered up with the facing the door. Around the bier were and jars of oil. The stood around the bier singing laments. The relatives , wore filthy clothing and beat their chests.

Explicação

Questão 22 de 23

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Burials mainly took place along the main roads outside the city. Burials usually involved:

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  • A hearse being pulled by mules in silence without stopping

  • Wine being offered to the dead

  • The body being buried or cremated

  • In the case of cremation, the nearest male relative collecting the ashes in an urn

  • A meal at home

  • Speeches in praise of the deceased

  • Singing hymns in the honour of the dead

  • In the case of a burial, the coffin was lowered by specialist priests

  • a sacrifice of a black animal

Explicação

Questão 23 de 23

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Visits to the tomb were made on the ( 3rd, 1st, 5th ), 9th and ( 30th, 15th, 100th ) days after the death. A visitor to the tomb would first ( pray, sing, cry ), then pour an offering of ( honey, pinot grigio, juice ), milk or olive oil, while others sang laments, and then ( smashed, donated, abandoned ) the offering jugs. Relatives ( paid regular visits to, rarely visited, sat on ) the grave, since the Greeks believed the dead needed ( food, love and attention, company ), and so they made sacrifices.

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