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trial by ordeal
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accused is subjected to painful/dangerour tests
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deacon
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member of the clerical order next below a priest
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presbyter
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office bearer who teacher was preistly, admisitrative functions
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pelagianism
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followerof pelagius denied original sin. beleived in freedom of will.
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visigoths
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memberof w. goths that invaded the roman empire settled in france and spain
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commodus
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son/successor of marcus aurelius
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vulgate
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common speech of a ppl
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st. augustine
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fathers of early christian church philosopher
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arian heresy
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someone who remains in a religion but teaches something contrary
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pagan
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non christian
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apostolic succession
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unbroken line of succession beginning with apostles andperpetuated through bishops
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bureaucracy
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an administrative unit of government
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marcus aurelius
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stoic philosopher and writer. emp. of rome
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witan
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members of witeragemot in anglo-saxen england
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basilica
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public building of ancient rome
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serfs
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member of lowest class. required to work
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heresy
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opinion doctrine at variance w/ orthodox
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franks/vandals/goths
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germanic tribe in early christian era. reached power in 9th century
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city of god
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book about christian relationship with competing religions. city conquered after rome was sacked.
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dominus
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master, sir, respectful title, clergyman
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wergild
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'mangold' price set on a person's life
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gnosticism
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revealed the knowledge of god. meaning of life
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eucharist
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bread and wine are consecrated communion
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st. peter
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cheifof 12 apostles. 1st bishop of rome.
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sermon on the mt.
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collection of teachings by jesus
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agape
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love, not sexual.
unconditional |
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constantinople
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byzantine empire, founded by constantine
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rhine river/danube river
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starts in s.w. germany
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despotism
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rule by as if by a despot. absolute power or authority/ tyranny.
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byzantine empire
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eastern part of the last roman emp.
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hadrian
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roman emporer
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martyrdom
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the condition, sufferings, death, extreme sufferings
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st. paul
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missionary/apostle to gentiles
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council of nicea/nicene creed
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council that decided that the trinity was one being
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messiah
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promised deliverer of jewish people
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trinity
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union of 3 persons in one body
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gladiators
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trained fighter
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orthodox
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conforming to any doctrine, philosophy
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colloseum
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ancient ampitheatre in rome
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council
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assembly of persons summoned/convened for deliberation or advice
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pantheon
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domed circular temple at rome, used as church
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catacombs
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underground cemetary
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frontier
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partof country that borders another furthest extent of a country
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sacraments
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consecrated elements of the eucharist
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plague
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epidemic, many fatalaties
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constantine
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roman emporer who started christianity
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debasement
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the reduce quality/value
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bishops
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high ranking christian cleric
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