Theocritus's "idylls" most commonly offered
A. criticisms of Hellenic governments.
B. small portraits of Hellenistic life.
C. moral admonishments on lives led in pursuit of pleasure.
D. a questioning of established religious beliefs.
B
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A. the apse B. the nave C. the transept D. the atrium
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A) Surrealism B) Dadaism C) Expressionism D) Naturalism E) Absurdism
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A. were almost always nonexistent. B. were straight and parallel, suggesting stability and rigidity. C. were usually clearly defined and curvilinear, which created smooth-flowing motion. D. none of the above