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37 Cards in this Set
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Apollinairism
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Jesus fully God (partially human)
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Docetism
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Jesus wholly Divine (only seemed human)
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Gnosticism
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“Knowledge”
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Arianism
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Jesus less than God but more than human
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Septuagint
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translation of Hebrew scripture into Greek
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Diptych
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two-paneled work of art
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Hemicycles
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semi-circular room
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Apse
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a semicircular or polygonal projection of a building, esp. one at the east end of a church, with a domed or vaulted roof
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Nave
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that part of a church that is between the side aisles and extends from the chancel to the principal entrance, forming the main part of the building
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Transepts
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the part of a cross-shaped church at right angles to the long, main section, or nave
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Atrium
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open colonnaded courtyard
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Fountain
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it’s a fountain
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Canopy
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Covering over the altar
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Narthex
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in early Christian churches, a porch or portico at the west end for penitents and others not admitted to the church itself
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Altar
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structure meant for offerings and sacrifices
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Torah
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Scroll with the first 5 books of the Hebrew scriptures
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Pentateuch
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first 5 books of the Hebrew scriptures
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Eucharist
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bread and wine symbolic of the body and blood of Christ
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Catacombs
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vast subterranean networks of galleries and chambers designed as cemeteries for burying the dead Christians
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Cubicula
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small rooms carved out of rock
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Loculi
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openings cut out of the walls of the galleries
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Lunettes
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semicircular frames
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Prefiguration
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prophetic forerunner
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Orants
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praying figure
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Triumphal Arch
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divides the nave and the transept
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Relics
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body parts, clothing, or objects associated with a saint or Christ
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Baldacchino
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domical canopy over an altar
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Clerestory
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upper level of a Roman basilica
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Ambulatory
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ringlike barrel-vaulted corridor separated from the central dome cylinder by a dozen pairs of columns
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Nimbus
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halo
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Continuous
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figure is portrayed more than once
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Iconic
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lines come out into our space
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Sequential
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multiple images that tell a story
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Gestural
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the gestures of the figures guide you through the piece
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Camponile
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bell tower
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Longitudinal
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rectangle based church
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Ashlar Masonry
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utilizes dressed stones
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