that could be admired by their readers and compared to as a god. The earliest stories of Odysseus, Aeneas, and Antigone are not viewed as flawless heroes in the modern world but they all contained some of these primary character traits. In Homer’s Odyssey, Vergil’s Aeneid, and Sophocles’ Antigone, each major character can be described as a hero, although, each contains similar and different character traits that fall under the scope of heroism. To begin with these three heroes embody bravery and
after going through a particular process depending on their religion and the type of gods they follow. Let’s dig deep into the afterlife of the Egyptians and the Greeks, after which we compare the differences in Gods and other important things. One of the most known ways of the afterlife, are that of the Egyptians. We know from just basic history that Egyptian afterlife includes mummies. How cool are those? However, have a comprehension of how people go from being dead to being wrapped in layers
In this room of the museum, we will look at the Underworld as seen by the Classical Ancient Greeks. The Classical Period of Athens (510/480-300) was a veritable Golden Age (Martin 94). Characterized by drastic changes in warfare, politics, and philosophy, the Classical Period is hailed the high water mark of Ancient Athens, seeing great leaders such as Kleisthenes and Pericles as well as the great tragedian playwrights. All these changes are well documented and thoroughly taught, but one element