Lord Byron’s poem describes that he is afraid and is in grief that he will be forgotten after he leaves his native land. So the answer is 3.
<span>We can infer pagan influences if there is a mention of more than one God, since the non-pagan religion here, Christianity, is monotheistic, one of the options does mention more than one God:
B.) "...And sometimes they sacrificed tot he old stone gods,/Made heathen vows..."
This is the correct answer! It actually specifically mentions the "old", that is pagan gods</span>
Answer:
Losing the one I love the most, sure I have a family but he's the only one that helped me get through things, and he was there for me when I needed someone the most.
Explanation:
Well, because the word 'mother' is the English translation of the Latin word 'mater', they mean the same thing. So, I am assuming we are supposed to find two words which have the same etymology like this one, to complete the analogy. So, I believe the answer is A) autonomy : autos, because 'autos' is the root of the word 'autonomy', the same way 'mater' is for 'mother'.
A symbol is an image that simultaneously represents itself and something else.
