'Homeric simile' presentation slideshows

The Odyssey

The Odyssey. By Homer (not Simpson). Homer. Homer is thought to have been born between 700 and 1000 B.C. According to tradition, he was blind. He composed these tales orally by assembling a number of earlier and shorter narrative songs. The Odyssey Vocab.

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K W hat do you know?

W What would you like to know?. K W hat do you know?. L W hat did you learn?. Start a new section in your notes called The Odyssey. Copy down this chart and fill it out about Greek Mythology. This is NOT a journal!. Greek Mythology. Greek Mythology. Mt. Olympus. Circe. Zeus.

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The Odyssey Day 6

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Homeric Simile also called Epic Simile

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GPS Terms

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The Homeric Simile

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The Homeric Simile

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The Odyssey

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Epithets and Epic Similes

Epithets and Epic Similes. The Odyssey by Homer PowerPoint by Erin Salona. Epithets. brief descriptive phrases characterize a person or thing sometimes set off by commas used to help the rhapsode & listener better remember details. Epithets. Examples of Epithets:

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What is a Homeric Simile?

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What is epic poetry?

What is epic poetry?. The poem begins with a statement of the theme There is an invocation to the muse The story begins in medias res (in the middle of things) Epic simile (also known as a Homeric simile). Epic Poetry cont. Includes a journey to the underworld

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