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52 Cards in this Set
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Roman Virutes
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Temperance, Fortitude, Justice, Prudence
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Christian Virtues
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Faith, Hope, Love
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Lex Tallonis
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"Eye for an eye", The Talon
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Exegesis
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Explication of Scripture
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Pentecost
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The birth of the church.
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Kerygma
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The new testament/ 1st preaching
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Paradosis
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To bequeath, hand down
- The original passing down to Paul. |
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Dedika
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Doctrine
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Martry
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Witness.
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Imitatio Christi
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The idea that one should live in imitation of Christ.
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Catechumen
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Someone preparing to become a Christian.
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Passio
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Suffering, passion
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Vita
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life
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Constantine
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Ruled 306-337 AD
The first Christian emperor. "Heavenly messenger of God" |
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4 Doctors of the Latin Church
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St. Ambrose, St. Jerome, St. Augustine, St. Gregory the Great
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The Fall of Rome
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410 AD
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The last Roman emperor of the West
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476 AD
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Monasticism
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Quest for union with God through prayer, penance, and separation of the world's shared by men in a communal life.
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Opus Dei
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The work of God.
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Ora et labora
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Labor
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Whitby
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Argues against the Irish that there needed to be one celebration of Easter.
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Alcuin of York
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Greatest scholar of the day. He taught Charalmenge.
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The two prominent families
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Merovingains and the Carolingian families.
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The most famous Carolingian ruler.
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Charlemange.
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The Carolingian Renaissance
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Monastic Reform including:
1. Instruction in Latin Grammar and language. 2. Becoming "soldiers of the church" 3. Inward devotion, outward intelligence. |
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Missi
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Group of messengers, one lay and one holy, who were sent out to enforce legislation.
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Wergild
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"Man price"
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William the Conqueror
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Unites England under an Anglo Saxon rule.
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The Investiture Controversy
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Between Pope Gregory VII and Henry IV (HRE).
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The first monastery to lead reform effort.
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Cluny
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Papal curia
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The growth of the papacy administration.
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Corpus iuris civilis
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Emphasis of law within the church.
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Gratins Decretum (1140 AD)
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Codification of cannon law.
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Inquisitions
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Learned tribunals to combat heresy.
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Pope Innocent III
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Papal authority booms under his rule.
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The Acts of the Apostles
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Paul
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Christianity and Classical Learning
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Tertullian, Clement of Alexandria, St. Augustine of Hippo
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Constantine and the Council of NIcaea
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Eusebius Pamphilus
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The City of God
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St. Augustine of Hippo
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Importance of Council of Nicaea.
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The Nicene Creed
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" The City of God"
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St. Augustine of Hippo
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"Letter to the Emperor Anastasius"
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Pope Gelasius I
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"The Benedictine Rule"
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St. Benedict of Nursia
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"The Ecclesiastical History of he English People"
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Bede
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"The Life of Charlemange"
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Einhard
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"Laws"
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Alfred the Great, King of Wessex
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"Deeds of the Saxons"
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Widukind of Corvey
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"The Investiture Controversy"
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King Henry IV, Pope Gregory VII
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"Policraticus"
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John of Salisbury
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"Faith Seeking Understanding"
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St. Thomas Aquinas
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Otto the Great
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- Founded the Medieval Empire.
- Crowned Pope 962 AD. |
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Pope Leo IX
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- Strengthens the position of union under the pope.
- Causes schism between Roman Catholic and Orthodox churches. |