Most religions believe in a higher power, but not everyone is spiritual. Some people in the world don’t believe in a higher power, and it may be a coincidence, but most scientists fall under this cluster. What do you know about paganism in ancient history? Take up the quiz below and get to explore the world of pagans.
True
False
The Shipyard
Nothing
The Palace
Philosophers
The Theatre
Lucian
Aeschylus
Aristophanes
Cleopatra
Euripides
found a job there
His wife from there was homesick
was perhaps exiled to there
He was invovled in a land speculation there
He hated cities and Macedonia had none
Equality
Rigidity
Passivity
Meekness
Openness
A) own a business
B) own at lease one slave
C) learn to read
D) have a family with children
E) buy property
True
False
True
False
A designated spot of worship to all
Open to only priest
True
False
A) would guarantee the "actior' vote
B) would guarantee the allliance to themselves of other politicians located in other cities
C) would guarantee the support for their polices from the rest of the gods and goddesses
D) would give to themselves the support of the population as a whole
Would give to themsleves the guaranteed support of the aristocracy
Tza Nicholas
Pliny
Alexander the Great
Julius Caesar
Augustus
Drunk
Stupidity of action and/or thought
Serenity of mind
Duty to a deity
None
A) use of strange food
B) origin of new music
C) introduciton of a new arcgutectual style
use of purple
Acquisiton of real property
A) there was no concept of 'sin'
B) stealing
C) envy
D) violation of friendship
E) violation of a virgin
A) bizarreness
B) errancy (sin)
C) whimisical
D) privacy
E) nurturing
True
False
Marriage
Healing
Cash flow
Nothing, Asciepius was entirely a creation of Alexander
Fortune
Glycon
Apollo
Pan
Priapus
Ampelus
Domination
Boundaries
Stud farms
A&b
A&c
Secrecy
Mystery
The soul
The body
The safety of the state
True
False
True
False
Life
Death
Ecstasy
Violence
All of the preceding
The cause of disease
A type of fountain
A type of sausage
Messages from the gods
Caesar's troop