CVSP 201 Final, Fall 1996
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CIVILIZATION SEQUENCE 201
FINAL EXAM
TIME: 2 HOURS . Jan.27,1997
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Dr. S. Khairallah
READ_DIRECTIONS:
PART_I:
BRIEFLY
PART_II:
(Obligatory 10 %)
(one word or sentence) identify the following:
physis
arche
logos
nomos
pietas
Answer TWO questions in a well organized essay.
Number the questions you choose. Return the question
sheet with your paper.
The polis is an important part of C.S. 201. Evaluate its
development throughout the course, according to the
various texts you have read.
Compare and contrast the views on ethics according to
Plato, Aristotle, Lucretius, and Virgil.
“Your task, Roman, and do not forget it, will be to govern
the peoples of the world in your empire...”
The Aeneid, p. 159. Anchises to Aeneas.
Briefly explain the statement, then compare Athenian
and Roman imperialism.