I WONDER - What Did Boys Learn In Ancient Greek schools?

In ancient Greek schools, boys were taught not only reading, writing, and arithmetic but also to recite and perform epic poetry, such as Homer's Iliad. This practice helped develop their memory, public speaking, and acting skills. The study of epic poetry was a crucial part of education, believed to inspire heroism and virtue.

What skills were developed through the study of epic poetry?

What qualities were boys believed to be inspired to develop through their education?