1.__ was a legendary figure from ancient Greece who wrote a large collection of animal fables?
Aesop
. __ was an ancient Greek tragedian often described as the father of tragedy
A: Aeschylus
__ is best known for his plays, and is often called the “Father of Comedy”
Aristophanes
__ is most known for developing his philosophical and scientific system and formal logic?
Aristotle
5: __ is best known for founding Confucianism, which has shaped modern chinese culture today?
Confucius
__ is known for developing the atomic theory, and was known as the “Laughing Philosopher”
democrites
: __ is known for founding the school of Cynicism and his radical lifestyle of extreme asceticism. (ex. living in a jar/barrel or living according to nature.)
Diogenes
__ was known for creating tragedies with psychological realism, complex characters, and emotions
Euripides
__ is the first mythical emperor of China, has a serpent’s body and he/her name means “the great bright one”
Fuxi (Fook-si)
10: _ was famous for being a physician and philosopher whose writings on medicine and anatomy,became the dominant medical authority in many places for over a thousand years, and made the Ganelic Formulation.
Galen
:_ was a Greek pre-Socratic philosopher from the city Ephesus, when it was part of Persia’s Empire’s most known for his ideas that everything is in a state of constant change (universal flux),that fire is the fundamental element of the universe, and for his concept of the unity of opposites.
Heraclitus
_ was most famous for being the “Father of History” and writing The Histories, a work that orderly documented the Greco-Persian Wars and provided cultural and geographical information about the ancient world. He is celebrated for his approach of seeking out and recording “inquiries” into events, and attempting to explain why things happened.
Herodotus
_ was a lyric poet who lived from 65 BC to 8 BCE. His work, which includes The Odes, Epodes, and Satires, is highly influential and often reflects on love, friendship, nature, and the Roman world under Emperor Augustus.
Horace
_ the central figure of Christianity, revered by most Christians as the incarnation of God the Son and the Savior of the world. He is a historical figure whose life, death, and resurrection form the basis of the Christian religion.
Jesus christ/Jesus of Nazareth
What group of tribes was decended from ancient isrealites and then renamed by God?
12 tribes of Isreal
What ancient man is considered the father of all abrahamic religions?
Abraham/Abram
What are the names of the first two humans created by God?
Adam and Eve
a form of the Hindu deity Shiva, shown as half male and half female
Ardhanarishvara
What is a supernatural heavenly or supernatural being usually pictured with wings?
Angel
Who are people chosen by God to spread his word after Christ’s ressurrection?
Apostles
What is the tower in Genesis chapter 11 that humanity built to reach the heavens?
Tower of Babbel
what period in jewish history was where the people of judah were exiled to babylon
Babylonian captivity
what palestinian city is the birthplace of Jesus Christ?
Bethlehem
Who is a chief pastor/overseer of diocese in a roman catholic church?
A bishop
