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Basilicas
A large oblong hall or building with double colonnades
Black Plague
1330's deadly Bubonic Plague that transmits disease to people by rodents or fleas.
Castles

large building fortified against attack with thick walls, moats and towers



Cathedrals
Christian church which contains the seat of the bishop serving as central church of conference
Charlemagne
Charles the great, the king of Franks who united Western
Chivalry
medieval nightly system with religious moral and social code
Convents
Christian community under monastic vows
Crusades
medieval military expedition
Danse Macabre
dance of death
Dies Irae
Latin hymn attributed to Thomas of Celano
Feudalism
a set of reciprocal legal and military obligations among warrior nobility
Gothic
style of architecture prevelant in 12th-16th century
Gregorian Chants
central tradition of western plainchart

Guilds
a medieval association of craftsman or merchants
Hellsmouth
entrance to hell envisaged as the gaping mouth of a huge monster
Holy Roman Emperor
was the ruler of Holy Roman Empire
Italo-Byzantine
name for artistic products of eastern roman empire
liturgical drama
religious drama in Christian contexts presents a relatively complex ritual and theatries
manuscripts
any document written by hand or typed
Mass
sacred competition that sets potions of Eucharistic liturgy
Medieval
Middle ages 5th-15th century
Monastery
a building workplace of monastics
Monks
person who practices religious asceticism
monophonic
melody without harmony, one single line
Mystery play
medieval drama about the death of virgin mary
Miracle play
dramatization of liturgy of roman church morality
Morality play
personification of good and evil struggled for mans soul.
Nuns
member of religious community of woman living under vows chastity and obedience
polyphonic
texture consisting of two or more simultaneous melody
Pope
Bishop of Rome and the leader of worldwide catholic church
Requiem
a mass repose of the souls of the dead
Romanesque
architectural style of medieval Europe characterized by semi circular arches
sanctuary
a place of refuge or safety
Serfs
Agriculture laborer bound under feudal system to work system to work on lands estate
Summa Theologica
best known work of Thomas Aquinas
tithe
one tenth part of something paid as a contribution
Universities
in institution pf higher education and research which grants academic degrees in various subjects.

Pisa Cathedral and Bell tower - Busketo

Notre Dame Cathedral - ?

Chartres Cathedral- ?

Hagia Sofia - Isidore

Emperor Justinian: Empress Theodora - ?

Madonna Enthroned- Cimbaue

Madonna Enthroned- Giotto