1. Words from Greek History, Philosophy, and Mythology

2. marathon

3. marathon

4. academy outside of Athens, ruins in the grove where Plato stood

5. academy Mosaic of Plato’s academy from a Roman home

6. arcadian “Arcadian Shepherds” Nicholas Poussin 1637

7. arcadian “Pastoral or Arcadian State” Thomas Cole

8. croesus Croesus on the Pyre From a Greek vase

9. croesus Croesus on the Pyre From a Greek vase Coin attributed to Croesus

10. cynic

11. cynic “Diogenes” Jean-Leon Jerome 1860

12. draconian bust of Draco

13. draconian Oh, I just had to…..

14. solon

15. solon solon Louvre painting

16. epicure bust of Epicure

17. epicure what “epicure” is thought to mean today

18. epicure logo of Epicure magazine

19. Gordian knot “Alexander Cuts the Gordian Knot” Jean Simon Bethelemy 1743-1811

20. Gordian knot

21. helot frieze of a helot from a Spartan sarcophagus

22. laconic Spartan warriors

23. mausoleum Halicarnassus

24. meander aerial shot of the Menderes River in Turkey

25. meander

26. ostracism

27. ostracism

28. philippic bust of Demosthenes

29. philippic

30. Pyrrhic victory King Pyrrhus

31. Pyrrhic victory town of Asculum where battle took place

32. solecism formal wear

33. solecism

34. sophistry

35. sophistry

36. Spartan

37. Spartan

38. stoic Zeno of Citium, founder of Stoicism

39. stoic

40. Sword of Damocles Richard Westall (2 January 1765 – 4 December 1836)2 January1765 4 December 1836

41. Sword of Damocles Clipart.com

42. sybarite

43. Sybaris

44. Achilles heel

48. adonis Venus and Adonis Francois Lemoyne, 1729.

49. adonis. www.abm-enterprises.net/artgall2/venus&adonis.jpg

50. aegis

51. aeolian www.umich.edu/.../Malcolm%20-%20Aeolus.jpg

52. aeolian www.mlahanas.de/Greeks/Mythology/Aeolus.html

53. amazon Amazon 1834 (cast 1842) Bronze Altes Museum, Berlin

54. amazon

55. amazon

56. atlas www.willgwitt.org/images/atlas.jpg

57. atlas www.hudsonphoto. com

58. atlas

59. Cassandra Clytemnestra kills Cassandra Athenian red- figure cup 430 BCred- figure BC

60. Cassandra Ajax drags Kassandra away from (the cult image of) Athena. www.utexas. edu/courses /mythmarks /image_inde x.html

61. chimera

62. elysium www.crystalinks.com/elysium.html

63. halcyon blog.painteddra gonfly.org/200 6/04/14/totem s/

64. halcyon

65. herculean

66. hydra

67. hydra

68. labyrinth www.utexas.edu

69. labyrinth www.antikefan.de /Bilder/Knossos/k nossos_4.jpg.JPG

70. labyrinth

71. mentor

72. mentor from Greek red art vase

73. midas burial mask believed to belong to King Midas

74. midas Illustration by Giovanni Caselli from The Age of FableThe Age of Fable

75. myrmidon Myrmidon warriors from red art Greek vase

76. myrmidon http://www.lo stinbrittany.or g/dotclear/ind ex.php?2006/ 09

77. myrmidon

78. narcissism faculty.stonehill.edu Echo and Narcissus by J.W. Waterhouse

79. narcissism

80. nemesis goddess Nemesis from Greek red art vase altreligion.about.com/.../graphics/nemesis.jpg

81. nemesis

82. nestor Telemachus consults King Nestor, who led a contingent in the Trojan War when he was in his nineties. Nestor tells what he knows of the Greeks' return from Troy: "It started out badly because of Athena's anger. Half the army, your father included, stayed behind at Troy to try to appease her. The rest of us made it home safely -- all except Menelaus, who was blown off course to Egypt, where he remained for seven years. Seek advice from Menelaus. I'll lend you a chariot to travel to his kingdom." www.mythweb.com/od yssey/book03s.html

83. Nestor Attic red figure vase, c. 400 B.C.

84. odyssey mockingbird.creighton.edu/.../eng120/odyssey.jpg

85. odyssey www.umich.edu

86. odyssey

87. odyssey

88. odyssey

89. odyssey

90. oedipus

91. oedipus

92. oedipus www.denni shollingswo rth.us/arch ives/2006_ 02.htmlwww.denni shollingswo rth.us/arch ives/2006_ 02.html

93. oedipus www.baker- street.net/image s/webpic/oedipu s.html

94. olympian www.himalayankingdoms.com

95. olympian

96. olympian

97. paean ccwf.cc.utexas.edu

98. procrustean

99. procrustean www.mlahana s.de

100. protean www.isi. edu

101. siren The Siren John William Waterhouse

102. siren copyright Richard Hescox song of the siren

103. siren www.theoi.com

104. stentorian www.stent orian.com

105. stentorian Stentor protozoa (Stentor polymorphus) are single- celled animals that grow to a length of 1.5 to 2 millimeters, much larger than many of their fellow multi-cellular aquatic organisms. Often, stentors will attach the lower portion of their pod to debris and assume the trumpet shape illustrated above. http://micro.magnet.fsu.e du/primer/techniques/hoff mangallery/stentor.html

106. stygian www.triplemind.com

107. stygian http://www.vroma.org/i mages/raia_images/char on.jpg

108. tantalize www.mythweb.com

109. tantalize www.operninfo.de

110. tantalize ancienthistory. about.com

111. titanic Prometheus Prometheus and Atlas

112. titanic TETHYS was the Titan goddess of the sources fresh water which nourished the earth. She was the wife of Okeanos, the earth- encircling, fresh-water stream, and the mother of the Potamoi (Rivers), Okeanides (Springs, Streams & Fountains) and Nephelai (Clouds).TitangoddessOkeanosPotamoiOkeanides Nephelai www.theoi.com/image/img_tethys.jpg HELIOS (or Helius) was the Titan god of the sun. He was also the guardian of oaths and the god of gift of sight. Titangod

113. titanic

114. titanic