21st Century Flashcards

1
Q

Predicted that the current pope would also be damned for that sin

A

Pope Nicholas III-

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2
Q

sold his sister to a lustful Marquis

A

Venedico Caccianemico

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3
Q

attacked Dante

A

Flippo Argente

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4
Q

He attacked the three wild beast

A

Dante

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5
Q

Daughter of the banker and a Dante’s woman

A

Beatrice

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6
Q

a kindly , fatherly soul, and he takes Beatrice’s place as Dante’s guide

A

St. Bernard

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7
Q

“pig or hug” where the sinners for the sin GLUTTONY reside

A

Ciacco

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8
Q

Is a noble man who fights for the truth and for the Christ

A

Knight

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9
Q

main character whose name is Madame Englantine

A

Prioness

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10
Q

a robust and masculine man, travels with the prioness and second nun

A

Monk

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11
Q

The name “England” is derived from the Old English
name ENGLALAND, which means “LAND OF THE
ANGLES”
•known as the Celts
• Stonehenge
• no written language
• absorbed into the Latin speaking Roman
society
• The Anglo-Saxons’ two urgings–war and
wandering become part of the oral tradition

A

OLD ENGLISH OR ANGLO-SAXON
(450-1066)

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12
Q

• is an example of an Anglo-Saxon hero tale.
• the earliest literature
•the national epic of the Anglo-Saxon, one
of the striking features - the use of alliteration

A

Beowulf

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