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purgatory
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waiting place between heaven and hell. where those will be judged once again after the world has ended.
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What do you know about Byzantium?
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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. |
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corpus christi
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the body of christ; corpus domini
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eucharist
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christian sacrament; performed during mass
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ora et labora
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prayer and work
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transsubstantiation
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dogma; christ becomes eucharist
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Theodosius
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roman empire; reunited the eastern and western parts of the empire
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Hagia Sophia
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in Istanbul; "holy wisdom"; Byzantine basilica now mosque
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San Vitale in Ravenna
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classic byzantine architecturally, basilica.
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Aachen Cathedral
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"royal cathedral"; oldest cathedral in northern europe
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St. Mark in Venice
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famous Byzantine basilica in Venice; built in 828
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Vulgate
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the bible; used all through Medieval ages; Catholic Latin bible
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ecclesia
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latin for church (militans- fighting church)
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dioces
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administrative territorial unit administered by a bishop
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basilica
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a large and important church that has been given special ceremonial rites by the Pope
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cathedral
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a Christian church that contains the seat of a bishop. It is a religious building for worship
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monastery
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where monks live; most often in the country or isolated
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imitatio christi
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becoming like christ
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codex
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collection of books written in monestary schools
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septuagint
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oldest of several ancient translations of the Hebrew Bible into the Greek language
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Ancilla Theologiae
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servant of theology; prove God; above all other sciences
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creatio ex nihilo
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creation out of nothing
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mass
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catholic service; eucharist is distributed; transubstantiation
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initiale
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first page of a manuscript that's decorated; worth a lot of money
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illumination
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manuscript with pictures; worth a lot of money
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septem artes liberales
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seven liberal arts:
TITRIUM QUADRIUM rhetoric music logic astrology grammar geometry arithmetic |
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biblia pauperum
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bible of the poor (arts)
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credo
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set of religious rules and guidelines
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agnus dei
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lamb of God; sacrificed for salvation of man
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ex cathedra sancti Petri
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from the seat of peter; 1st pope and infallible
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immaculata conceptio
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the immaculate conception of Jesus christ in Mary
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St. Benedict
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wrote order of Benedict 9-10th cent; Cluny
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pater noster
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our father prayer
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bulla
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bulls which are decrees of the pope; special seal
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iconoclast
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destruction of religious symbols
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pax vobiscum
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peace be with you
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dogma
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religious doctrine
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indulgencia
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release from punishment
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anno domini
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year of our lord (post chrisum natum)
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promigniture
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1st born son
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relic
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most often a remnant of a saint
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hagiographia
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life of the saints; writing about
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syncretic religions
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eternal life; dualisms; unification with god; dying and rising God; usually whatever's most fashionable
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gnosticism
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greeko roman times; belief in duality
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diaspora
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mass movement of people (jews)
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diaspora
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mass movement of people (jews)
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original sin
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everyone's born with it; means that jesus died for a cause
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barbarians
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anyone who was not greeko roman; foreigners
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predestination
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God determined the fate of all of the universe before creation
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mariology
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study of mary
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pillars of islam
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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) |
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Mohamed
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a prophet; even though he was illiterate he wrote the koran through God.
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Constantine
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first Christian Roman emperor; his reign was a turning point for the christian church; started christianity for europe
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What are the major characteristics of the Greco-Roman religions?
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polytheism, zeus (and down) hierarchy, very human characteristics; gods specialize; i.e. Dionysos= wine/partying, aphrodite=love
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What do you know about the decline of Rome and the Barbarians?
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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;
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What do you know about Augustine? (who, when, where, major idea addressed in class, relation and view on early Christian heresies)
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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.
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What do you know about the ecumenical creeds and synods? (when, where, what kinds, major beliefs)
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apostle's creed, nicene creed......
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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
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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)
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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.
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What do you know about the carolingian empire? (who, where, when, main characteristics, significance for history and culture, historical events)
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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;
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What do you know about the medieval jewish thought?
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law=faith + reason; cannot contradict; not everything is reasonable in religion; god creates out of love; god communicated-prophecy-revelation-religion
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saints (2)
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look em up...
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