Hum 11,12,13

Miracle, mystery and morality

3 Ms of plays in medieva times

Serfs

90% of the medieval population where unfree peasants called

Camera

A papal treasury was referred to as the

Arabic

Both a rabbi and a Dr. Moses Maimonides Row in Hebrew as well as this language which used for his guide to the perplexed

Minuscule

A uniform writing style which is the model for modern typography by Carolingian scholars

Sic et non

Abelard put into practice one of the principal devices of the scholastic method that of balancing opposing points of view in his work

Fire or water

Among Germanic tribes a persons guilt or innocence might be determined by an ordeal involving

Bruges, Milan, and Antwerp

European commercial centers that grew as a result of the emerging middle-class were

Excommunication

Excluding a person from the sacraments as a form of punishment was known as

Roman and Germanic

Feudalism developed from the traditions of what cultures

Mongols

Germanic cavalry borrowed spurs and stirrup from this tribe

Classical past

Gothic architecture represented a clear break with the

Gargoyles

Gothic churches featured these grotesque figures or hybrid beast that were believed to ward off evil

Saint Chapelle

Gothic, medieval jewelbox

Abbess

Head of a female convent

Turks

In 1453 Constantinople was run over by the Muslim

earth

In Everyman The soul's journey begins on

Hell

In dantes Commedia, the spiritual pligrimage of the soul begins in

Suger

Is the creator of Saint Denis

Anglo-Saxon

Discovery at Sutton Hoo provided insight at what culture

100

Divine comedy has how many cantos symbolizing plenitude and perfection

Theology

Dominicans deeply studied

Religious subject matter and musical settings of text

Elements of medieval dramas that were shared with church masses

Scivias

Hildegard wrote

Her visions, medicine, and music not about cooking

Hildegard wrote about

Scivias/ scito vias domini

Hildegards collection of vision was known by this title

Fabliaux

Humorous narrative tales

Wales

King Arthur was based on a semi historical figure from

Love of a woman

Lancelot fights for the

Encyclopedias in stone

Late Gothic church facades would be thought of as

Lawyer

Pope innocent the third had a career as a

Allegory

A literary device that uses symbolic figures to capture the essence of a person thing or idea is referred to as

Brew beer, baked bread, and weaved clothing but did not herd

Women did

Inocent 3

Wrote On the Misery of the human condition

Dante

Wrote the Divine Comedy

Revival of learning and literacy

The achievement of the Carolingian renaissance

Northern France

The birthplace of Gothic style

Younger sons of nobleman

Members of the merchant class were often

Remember death

Memento mori

Guilds

Merchants and crafts people formed ____ for The mutual protection of buyers and sellers

hire soldiers and inherit land

Mid evil noblewoman were allowed to

Ethics politics and theology

These prominent issues offer an insight into Dantes Divine comidy

Visigoths

This Germanic tribe cross the Roman border invaded Roman cities including Rome in 410 C.e.

Song of Roland

This gives insight into the period of near constant warring between Christians and Muslims

Beowulf

This is the first significant literary work in a European vernacular language

College of Cardinals

This is was elected by the Catholic Church for the soul body responsible for the election of the pope

Urban II

This pope called for the first crusade in 1095 ce

Primogeniture

This principle stipulated that a Noblemans eldest son would inherit his lands

Grace

Through the sacraments Christians were granted the free and unearned favor of God which is known as

Distaff

Universal Symbol of women tool used in spinning

Jesus

Was a light symbol of medieval Christians

Regulated prices, setting wages, training newcomers

What did guilds do

There was no single code of law to unify the empire, political unity died with him

What happened after Charlemagnes death

That they could read and write

What is not true about serfs

He said It filtered the light of divine truth

Why did Albert Suged exalt stained glass?

Bologna

One of our first universities was in Italy in

William of Normandy

This ruler ordered the compilation of the Doomsday book

adrianople

Visigoths soundly defeated the Roman army in this battle in 378

A grant of land to the vassal, both parties offering hospitality to the other

Bonds of feudalism

Educating children, ministering to the sick, fighting heresy

Both Franciscans and Dominicans were praised for

Kites

The shields in the tapestry were shaped like

Summa theologica

Aquina wrote

Reason will and love

Aristotle divided the human psyche into three parts

Glorification of heroism, loyalty between vassal and chieftain

Aspect of medieval culture in the song of Roland

Isolation from the outside world, symmetry and order

Aspects of Carolingian monastery

To love was to suffer, love ennobles the lovers, romance had to follow rules

Aspects of courtly love

Worked among the people and renounced luxury

Characteristics of Franciscans

Delicate style, expressive content, lute accompaniment

Characteristics of medieval troubadour song

Francis

Clare Affreduccio was a follower of Saint

Beatrice

Dante is guided through Paradise by

Italian

Dante wrote the divine comedy in what language

Virgil

Dantes guide through hell is

Light and dark

Dantes universe is characterized by this symbolic binary

Hell purgatory and heaven

Places Dante explores

Dits

Poetic counterparts

Judea

Saint James Major is honored in CompostelA, for bringing Christianity to Spain and was martyred upon his return to

Humans

Scholastics believed whom were the link between the creative universe and divine intelligence

Humanists

Scholastics were the ___ of the Medieval world

Lancelot

Showed courtly love

Gluttony

Sinners forced to wallow like pigs in their own excrement are punished for the sin of

Mosaics

Staying glass was to the Gothic cathedral as it were to the early Christian church

Chanson de geste

Style of the song of roland

Norman conquest of England

The Bayeaux Tapestry depicts the

Huns

The Germanic tribes driven into western Europe by central Asia nomads are known as the

Interdict

The excommunication of an entire city or state is known as

Purgatory

The place where souls went to be purified in the Catholic Church was known as the

Jongleurs

The song of Roland was sung by professional entertainer's called

Inquisition

The special court to stamp out heresy was known as the

Ambulatory

The walkway that was formed by the extending side around the transept and behind the apse is known as the

Judge

The western tympanim of many Romanesque churches featured Christ in the role of

Treachery

The worst sin to Dante is