The speakers talk about the philosophical idea of evil harming the individual (as well as other people). For the ancient Greeks, this harm to the self was because evil or vice kept the individual from flourishing or reaching their highest capacity. Do you think this philosophy of evil is consistent with other concepts of evil, such as the Judeo-Christian philosophy of evil? Why or why not?

Gudea of lagash was a neo-sumerian ruler who rejected sargon of akkad and his pretense of divinity in favor of what?

Read the excerpt from act l, scene i of romeo and juliet. what is the cause of romeo's despair? benvolio: groan! why, no; but sadly tell me who romeo has wronged benvolio. romeo misses his friends and family romeo wants to fight the capulets. romeo is in love with a woman romeo: bid a sick man in sadness make his will: ah! word ill urg'd to one that is so ill. in sadness, cousin, i do love a woman save and exit

Women did not create visual arts until the mid-19th century