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Charlemagne
AKA Carolus Magnus

est Carolingian empire
Charles the Bald
Charlemagnes grandson
Otto one
Invaded rome

Took over for Constantine
William the conquerer
Duke William second

Invaded england, became king
Guda
German nun who helped publish books with her monastery
Louis IX
King of france
Commodus
Roman emperor

ruled w/ Marcus
Marcus Aurlius
Roman emperor

Last of the good 5 rulers
Caracalla
Roman emperor

Killed by brother for ruining rome
Constantine the great
Used religion as a tool for gain

Known as first Roman emp to convert to christ
Justinian
Byzantine emperor
Theodora
Roman empress

Most influential woman in roman history
St Denis Cathedral
Paris

First Gothic style church

Educational center
Bayeux embroidery
Recounts history of the Norman Conquest of England
Taull Spain
Byzantine and Mozarabic styles were combined to make apse painting church of st Climat
Ambrogio Lorenzetti
Painted frescos in Italy that combine allegories with land/cityscapes
Giotto di Bondone
Painted murals of florentine which are rooted in observations of human kind
Jean de Chelles
Master mason and sculptor

Architect of Notre Dame Paris
Durham Cathedral
England

Military outpost
Chartres Cathedral
80 miles south of Paris

Dedicated to virgin mary, held linen of mary: jesus birth
Reims Cathedral
Paris

Coronation church for the kings of france

Educational center
Kingship
Divine status as ruler, given directly from god
Laity
Lay people chose to distinguish them selves from general public by devoting their lives to religion
Continuation of Roman empire
Holy Roman empire and Byzantine empire believed they were the continuation of Roman emp
Martyr
Persecuted and killed based on religious beliefs
West work
Western facing entrance of church

Used to to protect and display important buildings
Portal
Grand entrance decorated with sculptures
Cruciform church
In the form of a cross
Relic
Venerated object

Associated with saint or martyr
Reliquiary
Container for relic

Made of high value marterial
Pilgrimage
Journey for search of moral or spiritual significance
Buttress
Projecting support for outer walls
Flying buttress
Arched bridge support connecting buttress over aisle roof
Rose window
Above west door: Last judgment

Above transepts: Dedicated to mary
Lantern
Turret on roof letting light into large building
Transept
Separates nave from sanctuary

way to cross church without disturbing
Crossing
junction of the four arms of a cruciform church
Ambulatory
Aisle around the apse or a cloister in a church
Tympanum
Decorated area over door of church

Bounded by lintel and arch
Trumeau
Column in center of large door way
Apse
Semicircular recess with dome ceiling

Altar in center
Junius Bassus
Aristocrat working directly under emperor
Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus
Displays bible scenes from sin to salvation

Jesus looks like a roman emperor - clean shave

Junius displays his faith publicly by making it
Mosaic of Emp Justinian and Theodora
Demonstrates the faith of the ppl att