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purgatory
waiting place between heaven and hell. where those will be judged once again after the world has ended.
What do you know about Byzantium?
Justinian and wife Theodora ruled;
at the cross point between Europe and Asia (passage from the Mediterranean sea to the black sea);
667BC-1453c ; iconoclasm; hagia sophia; domed churches and decorative mosaics were the art; constantinople fell to the Ottomans.
corpus christi
the body of christ; corpus domini
eucharist
christian sacrament; performed during mass
ora et labora
prayer and work
transsubstantiation
dogma; christ becomes eucharist
Theodosius
roman empire; reunited the eastern and western parts of the empire
Hagia Sophia
in Istanbul; "holy wisdom"; Byzantine basilica now mosque
San Vitale in Ravenna
classic byzantine architecturally, basilica.
Aachen Cathedral
"royal cathedral"; oldest cathedral in northern europe
St. Mark in Venice
famous Byzantine basilica in Venice; built in 828
Vulgate
the bible; used all through Medieval ages; Catholic Latin bible
ecclesia
latin for church (militans- fighting church)
dioces
administrative territorial unit administered by a bishop
basilica
a large and important church that has been given special ceremonial rites by the Pope
cathedral
a Christian church that contains the seat of a bishop. It is a religious building for worship
monastery
where monks live; most often in the country or isolated
imitatio christi
becoming like christ
codex
collection of books written in monestary schools
septuagint
oldest of several ancient translations of the Hebrew Bible into the Greek language
Ancilla Theologiae
servant of theology; prove God; above all other sciences
creatio ex nihilo
creation out of nothing
mass
catholic service; eucharist is distributed; transubstantiation
initiale
first page of a manuscript that's decorated; worth a lot of money
illumination
manuscript with pictures; worth a lot of money
septem artes liberales
seven liberal arts:
TITRIUM QUADRIUM
rhetoric music
logic astrology
grammar geometry
arithmetic
biblia pauperum
bible of the poor (arts)
credo
set of religious rules and guidelines
agnus dei
lamb of God; sacrificed for salvation of man
ex cathedra sancti Petri
from the seat of peter; 1st pope and infallible
immaculata conceptio
the immaculate conception of Jesus christ in Mary
St. Benedict
wrote order of Benedict 9-10th cent; Cluny
pater noster
our father prayer
bulla
bulls which are decrees of the pope; special seal
iconoclast
destruction of religious symbols
pax vobiscum
peace be with you
dogma
religious doctrine
indulgencia
release from punishment
anno domini
year of our lord (post chrisum natum)
promigniture
1st born son
relic
most often a remnant of a saint
hagiographia
life of the saints; writing about
syncretic religions
eternal life; dualisms; unification with god; dying and rising God; usually whatever's most fashionable
gnosticism
greeko roman times; belief in duality
(divine/human; god/devil)
diaspora
mass movement of people (jews)
diaspora
mass movement of people (jews)
original sin
everyone's born with it; means that jesus died for a cause
barbarians
anyone who was not greeko roman; foreigners
predestination
God determined the fate of all of the universe before creation
mariology
study of mary
pillars of islam
Shahadah(profession of faith)
zakat (a tax for charity)
Ramadan (a month of fasting)
Hajj (yearly pilgrimage to Mecca)
Salat (formal worship at least 3 times a day)
Mohamed
a prophet; even though he was illiterate he wrote the koran through God.
Constantine
first Christian Roman emperor; his reign was a turning point for the christian church; started christianity for europe
What are the major characteristics of the Greco-Roman religions?
polytheism, zeus (and down) hierarchy, very human characteristics; gods specialize; i.e. Dionysos= wine/partying, aphrodite=love
What do you know about the decline of Rome and the Barbarians?
in around 480 the Western roman empire collapsed under the ostrogroths/barbarians. Huns and Visigoths were also involved; originally visigoths and franks were friends with the Romans then feuded;
What do you know about Augustine? (who, when, where, major idea addressed in class, relation and view on early Christian heresies)
philosopher and theologian; 300-400s; in North Africa; he believed the city of men include non christians or not 'right' christians concentrate on this life and that 'right' christians live for the city of God; wrote city of God and believed in JUST WAR.
What do you know about the ecumenical creeds and synods? (when, where, what kinds, major beliefs)
apostle's creed, nicene creed......
what do you know about islam?
(emergence, when, where, who, major beliefs, conquests, dynasties, schisms)
7th century; in arabia; muhammad was the prophet; believed in the 5 pillars; muhammad triumphed over mecca in 630; dynasty of ali, umayyad dynasty
what do you know about Dante's depiction of the Medieval view of after life? (structure, issues, aim, relations to Christian dogmas and realities of the time)
9 circles in hell; 7 terraces in purgatory; 9 spheres in heaven; it was written in bitter exile including his friends, lovers and enemies; it represents how following only the divine love of the v. mary could he find the vision of god.
What do you know about the carolingian empire? (who, where, when, main characteristics, significance for history and culture, historical events)
Charles Martel first ruler (second Charlemagne); in Francia; grew to power by controlling much of the Roman catholic idealogies; partnered with Rome and emperors became annointed; charlemagne conquested much of italy which led to his success;
What do you know about the medieval jewish thought?
law=faith + reason; cannot contradict; not everything is reasonable in religion; god creates out of love; god communicated-prophecy-revelation-religion
saints (2)
look em up...