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shared everything with the other citizens. They had the qualities of a fighter and the ability to make it through a war remaining courageous the whole time. This was because fighting with the Spartan Army was an honor. “This is a man’s best, greatest, noblest praise / And shall to youth

“The crews walked the blocks of the neighborhood, loud and rude, because it was only through their loud rudeness that they might feel any sense of security and power.” (Coates, p. 22) This quote from “Between The World and Me” by Ta-Nehisi shows young men in the streets who wear flashy jewelry, clothes, and act cool to fit in and get into Trouble, which makes them feel powerful and have security. It’s only in these groups, being loud, that they can have that. It relates to the behavior of the author

How much do you know about Beowulf? There are many stories about old tales but this one is one of the greatest. This passage will be on how Beowulf's personalities and about what he is. It will take about action, hero, and speech/style. Beowulf is a character that loves action and to be apart of doing jobs and hard tasks. He is very courageous. He doesn't fear or feel pain unlike the other warriors. Beowulf believes in fate of nation that if he dies then it was his time. He doesn't use a sword in

weaknesses are shown in the story. It proves a case where most humans can find relatable and tell of a similar experience, granted that they are not banished and have to live out a life of suffering. Out of all the characters from the Hebrew Bible, the noblest seemed to be Noah. This is because of his legendary actions of saving two of each animal species

circle of light round the head or, more rarely, the whole body. It is the object of the nimbus, forcibly and at a glance, to express the distinctive character of the person decorated with it. It is placed like a crown on the head, the head being the noblest portion of the human being, and the loftiest and most conspicuous part of the person. In Christian art its use was at first restricted to God and Christ, but from the 5th century. it was extended to the BVM, angels, and saints, and later to other

Caesar’s death. This part of the play shows that Antony is honorable because he is respecting his friend by avenging his wrongful death. At the end of the play Antony has another display of honor when he pays respect to Brutus by saying “this was the noblest Roman of them all” (5, 5, 74). In this line Antony recognizes Brutus’s integrity. He shows that he has respect for Brutus’s character even though he was one of the conspirators. Antony’s honor remains with him for the entire course of the play making

The most developed art form of the pre-Archaic period was undoubtedly Greek pottery. Often involving large vases and additional vessels, it was adorned originally with linear, then more elaborate patterns of triangles, zigzags and other comparable shapes. Geometric pottery consist of some of the finest Greek artworks, with vases typically made according to a stringent arrangement of proportions. From about seven hundred, renewed contacts with Anatolia, the Black Sea basin as well as the Middle East

People need to be loyal to their true leader if they are to survive. Homer gives us several examples of the consequences of disobeying their leader in the Odysseus’ story of loyalty, “ Cattle Of The Sun God.” Homer uses imagery to show that the men are not loyal at times and then bad things happen to them. He writes, “The cattle here are not for out provision, or we pay dearly for it” (lines 855-856). The man on the ship is warned of the danger as well as also being ordered not to touch the cattle

consists of having a fatal flaw. Brutus's fall was definitely caused by his trustworthiness. Every tragic hero leaves a legacy, Brutus’s legacy is a very important lesson. At the end of the book Mark Antony remembers Brutus greatly, “This was the noblest Roman of them all. All the conspirators save only he Did that they did in envy of great Caesar; He, only in a general honest thought And common good to all, made one of them. His life was gentle, and the elements So mixed in him that Nature might

Although many consider the murder of Julius Caesar deceitful, it was for the good of Rome, not to deceive him. All of his actions were to benefit someone else rather than himself. In Act V, Antony recognizes Brutus as the noblest Roman of them all: “This was the noblest Roman of them all. All the conspirators save only he Did that they did in envy of great Caesar; He, only in general honest thought.” Brutus cares more about others than he did himself. For instance, in the process of killing