SFTLOH 9th Labour Guide
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Eurystheus ordered Hercules to retrieve the magical girdle of Hippolyta, queen of the Amazons. The girdle was a gift from Hippolyta's father Ares, the god of war, and whoever possessed it would be the greatest warrior. Hercules traveled to the land of the Amazons and was welcomed by Hippolyta, who agreed to give him the girdle. However, Hera made the Amazons believe Hercules had come to kidnap their queen, causing a fight during which Hercules accidentally killed Hippolyta. Hercules completed the task and brought Hippolyta's magical girdle back to Eurystheus.
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2) To stop the monster, Cassiopeia had to admit the nymphs were more beautiful, but she refused. Instead, her daughter Andromeda was chained to a rock as a sacrifice.
3) Perseus saved Andromeda by turning Cetus to stone with Medusa's head. Zeus placed Cassiopeia in the stars as punishment for her hubris.
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One of my favorite stories in the Bible is when Naaman the Syrian general, mortal enemy of Israel, was healed of his leprosy by the Israeli prophet Elisha. Naaman is not asked to perform mighty deeds by Elisha, as befits an ancient warrior and hero, but rather to perform the rather simple task of washing in the shallow, muddy Jordan River, to be cured of his leprosy.
Ancient readers living in their ancient warrior culture would pick up on this contrast immediately, but modern readers often totally miss it. Which makes this one of my favorite stories, since one of the themes of this channel is that, when interpreting the Old Testament stories, you must always remember that most ancient peoples lived in a warrior culture much like that of the Iliad, where life was uncertain, when armies could appear over the horizon, slaughter all the men of military age, and enslave the women and children.
We also discuss:
• How this story touches on slavery, and how fortunate the Jewish slave became a household slave rather than a concubine after she was captured in battle.
• The noble tasks performed by King Theseus of Athens, who defeated the minotaur.
• The noble tasks performed by Odysseus in the Odyssey, including blinding the Cyclops, sailing past the Sirens, and visiting the underworld, or Hades.
• The noble tasks performed by Hercules, including releasing Prometheus, and killing the hydra monster and the centaurs.
• How the greedy servant Gehazi not received the riches of Naman, but also his leprosy.
• Commentary by St Ephrem of Syria, Caesarius of Arles, and by modern commentator John Gray
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Best Practices
The document summarizes the Greek myth of Jason and the Argonauts. It discusses key plot points such as Jason confronting King Pelias who sends him on a quest to retrieve the Golden Fleece from King Aeetes. It also mentions Jason receiving help from Medea who falls in love with him and aids him by putting a dragon to sleep so Jason can claim the fleece. The summary concludes by thanking the Theatre Development Fund Stage Doors program and teaching artist for their contribution.
Female Monsters
This lecture discusses female figures in Greek mythology that break traditional female roles. It examines the Amazons, warrior women who fought heroes like Achilles and Heracles. It also looks at Medea, known for helping Jason obtain the Golden Fleece but also using magic and violence. Finally, it analyzes various female monsters in myths and how they represent male anxieties about women's power and sexuality, such as Medusa who was cursed for Poseidon raping her.
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The document provides background information on the Amazons from Greek mythology. It discusses that the Amazons were an all-female warrior tribe who worshipped the goddess Artemis. The story "The Last of the Amazons" is then summarized, which involves the Amazon queen Antiope falling for the Greek king Theseus, leading to betrayal and a war between the Amazons and Greeks out of revenge. Broader themes from the story like betrayal, revenge, and male dominance are then discussed in both ancient and modern contexts.
GREEK MYTHOLOGY : quest of golden fleece
1) Jason was sent away as a boy to be raised safely until he could reclaim his rightful kingdom from his wicked cousin Pelias.
2) Pelias tasks Jason with retrieving the Golden Fleece from King Aeetes in order to hand over the kingdom, knowing it is an impossible task.
3) Medea, Aeetes' daughter, falls in love with Jason and uses her magic to help him complete the tasks and retrieve the Golden Fleece, but later Jason betrays Medea by marrying another woman.
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