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44 Cards in this Set
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Charlemagne
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AKA Carolus Magnus
est Carolingian empire |
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Charles the Bald
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Charlemagnes grandson
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Otto one
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Invaded rome
Took over for Constantine |
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William the conquerer
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Duke William second
Invaded england, became king |
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Guda
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German nun who helped publish books with her monastery
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Louis IX
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King of france
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Commodus
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Roman emperor
ruled w/ Marcus |
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Marcus Aurlius
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Roman emperor
Last of the good 5 rulers |
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Caracalla
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Roman emperor
Killed by brother for ruining rome |
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Constantine the great
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Used religion as a tool for gain
Known as first Roman emp to convert to christ |
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Justinian
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Byzantine emperor
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Theodora
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Roman empress
Most influential woman in roman history |
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St Denis Cathedral
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Paris
First Gothic style church Educational center |
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Bayeux embroidery
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Recounts history of the Norman Conquest of England
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Taull Spain
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Byzantine and Mozarabic styles were combined to make apse painting church of st Climat
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Ambrogio Lorenzetti
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Painted frescos in Italy that combine allegories with land/cityscapes
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Giotto di Bondone
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Painted murals of florentine which are rooted in observations of human kind
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Jean de Chelles
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Master mason and sculptor
Architect of Notre Dame Paris |
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Durham Cathedral
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England
Military outpost |
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Chartres Cathedral
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80 miles south of Paris
Dedicated to virgin mary, held linen of mary: jesus birth |
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Reims Cathedral
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Paris
Coronation church for the kings of france Educational center |
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Kingship
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Divine status as ruler, given directly from god
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Laity
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Lay people chose to distinguish them selves from general public by devoting their lives to religion
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Continuation of Roman empire
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Holy Roman empire and Byzantine empire believed they were the continuation of Roman emp
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Martyr
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Persecuted and killed based on religious beliefs
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West work
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Western facing entrance of church
Used to to protect and display important buildings |
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Portal
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Grand entrance decorated with sculptures
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Cruciform church
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In the form of a cross
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Relic
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Venerated object
Associated with saint or martyr |
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Reliquiary
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Container for relic
Made of high value marterial |
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Pilgrimage
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Journey for search of moral or spiritual significance
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Buttress
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Projecting support for outer walls
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Flying buttress
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Arched bridge support connecting buttress over aisle roof
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Rose window
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Above west door: Last judgment
Above transepts: Dedicated to mary |
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Lantern
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Turret on roof letting light into large building
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Transept
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Separates nave from sanctuary
way to cross church without disturbing |
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Crossing
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junction of the four arms of a cruciform church
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Ambulatory
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Aisle around the apse or a cloister in a church
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Tympanum
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Decorated area over door of church
Bounded by lintel and arch |
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Trumeau
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Column in center of large door way
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Apse
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Semicircular recess with dome ceiling
Altar in center |
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Junius Bassus
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Aristocrat working directly under emperor
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Sarcophagus of Junius Bassus
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Displays bible scenes from sin to salvation
Jesus looks like a roman emperor - clean shave Junius displays his faith publicly by making it |
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Mosaic of Emp Justinian and Theodora
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Demonstrates the faith of the ppl att
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