What are some common themes and elements found in ancient epics? We discussed these in our Gilgamesh notes. 

In Book III, how did Augustine’s introduction to Cicero’s Hortensius affect him and his relationship with God?

Book VI desribes Augustine’s struggle to remain faithful to the unnamed woman he was set to marry. Why did he have to wait two years to marry her? In Section 15. 25, what does he confess about these two years?

How does Columbus describe his introductory meeting with the native groups that he had “claimed” for King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella? How does Columbus earn their trust? How does he describe the people themselves?

Reread Book I Section 8. 13 on page 766. This passage is considered the first Christian text to address the sin nature of children. During the early Roman church, the issue of the age of accountability and children being responsible for their own sin was a major debate. How does Augustine admit to his audience that he, as a child, was aware of his own wrongdoing?

Why does Augustine refer his audience to the story of Dido and Aeneas in Book I Section 13. 20-22? What is the warning he gives?

Where are non-90° flip angles most commonly used in MRI? This is the last question; please erase your whiteboard and show it to the camera now.

Nucleus A has a gyromagnetic ratio γA\gamma_A​ that is half the gyromagnetic ratio γB\gamma_B​ of nucleus B (i.e., γA=12γB\gamma_A = \frac{1}{2} \gamma_B​). Both nuclei are placed in the same static magnetic field of 1.5 T. Which of the following statements about their precessional frequencies fAf_A and fBf_B is TRUE?

How does Augustine feel about his schooling in the art of Rhetoric? Again, how does he give God glory even in remembering these times?

The Iliad and The Odyssey were written in the _________ Age, so named for the weapons, armor, and tools used during this time.