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Euphronios, classical greek

demonstrates that bravery cannot protect someone from mortality(Patroclus)

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how does euphroninos relate to suffering

heroism may earn honor, but doesn’t prevent death/grief experienced by survivors.

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Grave stele of Hegesso, classical greek

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how does grave stele relate to suffering

Suffering is not always loud or physically violent. It can appear through absence, memory(Andromache mourns)

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Parthenon Metopes, classical greek

conflict reveals how struggles over order and power can cause suffering (Antigone)

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how does metopes

conflict becomes destructive when competing claims to authority are treated as absolute

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Dying Gaul, hellenistic

Hector faces Achilles knowing that he is likely to die.

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what does gaul show

The suffering of an enemy is still human suffering, deserves sympathy/respect

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Laocoön and his sons, hellenistic

war extends beyond the battlefield to families (Priam)

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War, The Standard of Ur, Mesopotamian art

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what does standard show

society may display wealth, order, and prosperity while still containing suffering and inequality

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lion hunt. Palace of Ashurbanipal, Mesopotamian art

Gilgamesh cannot defeat death or restore his friend. (like lion’s suffering)

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what does lion hunt show

someone can dominate other living beings, but it cannot necessarily overcome mortality