<p>Full summary of Homer’s epic ‘The Odyssey’</p>

<p>Notes and revision points on central themes in Virgil’s Aeneid</p>

<p>Summary of all the books of Virgil’s ‘Aeneid’</p>

<p>Brief summary of the film ‘Les Choristes’, perfect for A-Level or GCSE studies.</p>

<p>OCR A Level Classical Civilisation (World of the Hero paper)</p> <p>Virgil’s Aeneid 20 Marker plans:</p> <ul> <li> <p>To what extent is his portrayal in this passage different from how he is shown elsewhere in the first half of the Aeneid?</p> </li> <li> <p>‘Jupiter is in complete control of the workings of fate in the Aeneid; mortals have absolutely no freedom to act as they wish.’</p> </li> </ul> <p>-‘In these opening scenes (Book 1) Virgil has portrayed a woman (Dido) whom there is every reason to admire.’</p> <p>-Does all the help he receives from the gods make Aeneas more or less of a hero?</p> <p>-Women are unstable creatures, always changing.</p>