Establish the context (who is speaking, what is happening to whom under what circumstances, etc.) and explain the significance of the following quotation from the Aeneid (4-6 good sentences): Now turn your eyes this wayand behold these people, your own Roman people.Here is Caesar and all the line of Iulussoon to venture under the sky’s great arch.Here is the man, he’s here! Time and againyou’ve heard his coming promised—Caesar Augustus!Son of a god, he will bring back the Age of Goldto the Latian fields where Saturn once held sway,

Identify the speaker, the context (what is happening to whom under what circumstances) and significance of the following quotation from Oedipus the King: (4-6 good sentences): Not if you will reflect on it as I do. Consider first, if you think anyone would choose to rule and fear rather than rule and sleep untroubled by a fear if power were equal in both cases.  I, at least, I was not born with such a frantic yearning to be a king–but to do what kings do. And so it is with everyone who has learned wisdom and self-control.  As it stands now, the prizes are all mine–and without fear.

How does the Sibyl quell the three-headed dog, Cerberus?  

As decreed by Kreon, what will be Antigone’s method of execution  “so that the city won’t be infected” (in other words, avoid the “blood guilt” associated with the murder)?   

This city is ridden with a plague at the beginning of Oedipus the King: there is a blight on all the crops, the women are dying in labor, and the cattle sicken and die in the pasture.

How did Polyneikes, the beloved brother of Antigone, die? 

This god’s oracle is located at the “Pythian temple” in Delphi.  

Establish the context (who is speaking, what is happening to whom under what circumstances, etc.) and explain the significance of the following quotation from the Aeneid (4-6 good sentences):   “He wept and won his life–our pity, too. Priam takes command, has him freed from the ropes and chains that bind him fast, and hails him warmly: ‘Whoever you are, from now on, you’ve lost the Greeks, put them out of your mind and you’ll be one of us. But answer my questions.  Tell me the whole truth. Why did they raise up this giant, monstrous horse? Who conceived it?  What’s it for? its purpose? A gift to the gods? a great engine of battle?’  

A. Jak se to řekne anglicky? 1. vepřové maso: [food1] 2. knedlíky: [food2] 3. zelí: [food3] B. Jak se to řekne česky?    á  é  ě  í  ó  ú  ů  ý      ď  ň  ť     č  š  ř  ž  1. mushroom: [food4] 2. rice: [food5] 3. apple: [food6]

The nurse is caring for a patient with sinus bradycardia and a heart rate of 24 bpm. Upon assessment, the patient’s blood pressure is 82/46, and they present with confusion, shortness of breath, and chest pain. Which intervention would the nurse anticipate implementing first?