ANCIENT ROME Flashcards

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1
Q

The ………….. of the Parthenon’s floor plan ………………. the height of its ……….

A

Diameter;
is equal to;
dome

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2
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In theory the Parthenon could hold the perfect ………

A

Sphere

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3
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The original Pantheon building being dedicated to the gods of then-known ……..

A

Planets

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4
Q

Zawiera

A

Incorporate

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5
Q

The portico incorporates elements from an earlier ………….. building

A

Temple

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6
Q

Beton

A

Concrete

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7
Q

Romans first use ……….

A

Concrete

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8
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Romans concrete was a mixture of:
- ………….. …….
- ……….
+ add another material, often
…….. ………

A

VOLCANIC SOIL - gleba wulkaniczna;
LIME - wapno
BROKEN TILES - polamane płytki

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9
Q

Umożliwia

A

Enabled

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10
Q

Concrete enabled them to make large structures such as …….

A

Domes

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11
Q

Wzmocnione

A

Reinforced

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12
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Pantheon represents the …….. …….. of Roman design and structural engineering

A

High point

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13
Q

Panteon shows the ………….. between Greek and Roman ways of …………

A

Differences;
Building

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14
Q

PANTHEON
- it’s a …….. ……… ………
- in the ……… ……… … ……..
- brilliant use of ……….
- it’s not …………. - it’s a brutal comparison to …………..

A
  • Giant domed temple;
  • Beating heart of Rome;
  • Concrete;
  • Beautiful; Parthenon
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15
Q

Roman architecture was ………….

A

Practical

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16
Q

Podbić

A

Conquere

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17
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The Romans conquered Greece and borrowed much from them, like: ………, ……….., ………. ……, ………. and ………… …………

A

Dresses;
Politics;
Architectural style;
Learning;
General culture

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18
Q

Greeks had elegance and grace.
Romans were:
- ……………
-………. ………..
-………. ………..

A

-Practical
- hard working
- soldiering people

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19
Q

Romans conquered whole of the known ……… World
Also their extensive parts by a ……… of superbly engineered ……….

A

Western;
Network;
Roads

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20
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Sieć (np drog)

A

Network

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21
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Bieżącą woda

A

Running water

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22
Q

Akwedukty

A

Aqueducts

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23
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Zapewnić

A

Provide

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24
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Romans provided public ………, …….., ……. and ……….

A

Baths,
lavatories - toalety,
Sewers - kanalizacja
Transport

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25
Q

Romans built blocks of ……

A

Flats

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26
Q

BC - ……..
AD - …….

A

Before Christ;
Anno Domini - roku Pańskiego

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27
Q

Pont du Gard in France is perhaps the ……….. ………… example of Roman engineering

A

Finest surviving

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28
Q

Blocks of flats were made of
- ………….
- ………….
Later of
- ………….

A
  • timber
  • mud bricks - błotne cegły
  • concrete
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29
Q

Ogrzewanie podłogowe

A

Underfloor heating

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30
Q

Świetnie wykorzystywali

A

They made great use of

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31
Q

Wieki

A

Centuries

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32
Q

Roman building were unchallenged for many ……

A

Centuries

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33
Q

Zdrowy rozsądek

A

Common-sensical

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34
Q

Podejście do życia

A

Attitude towards life

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35
Q

Pantheons dome was the most ………. until Brunelleschi raised his over the body of Florence Cathedral

A

Ambitious

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36
Q

Powszechny użytek

A

Widespread use of

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37
Q

The Romans material enabled them to build …….

A

Domes

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38
Q

Budynki użyteczności publicznej

A

Civic buildings

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39
Q

Sklepienie

A

Vault

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40
Q

Colosseum is a huge ……. construction

A

Arched

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41
Q

Romans became the masters of ………. construction

A

Plastic

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42
Q

Malleable

A

Ciągliwy

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43
Q

Concrete is a ……… material

A

Malleable

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44
Q

Concrete enabled Romans to build ……. and on a ………… scale

A

Freely - swobodnie
Massive

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45
Q

Romans architecture wasn’t like the Greeks or Mesopotamian, bc they were unrestricted by the need to use ………….. ….. ……… ………….. methods

A

post-and-lintel construction

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46
Q

Slupowo naprozowa konstrukcja

A

Post-and-lintel construction

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47
Q

Romans were free to build as they ……..

A

Pleased

Mogli budowac jak im sie podobało

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48
Q

Romans adopted ….. and to an extent (w pewnym stopniu) …….. archi

A

Greek
Etruscan

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49
Q

Romans architecture influenced by the Greeks (pod wplywem Greków), was more ………. and ……….

A

Flamboyant - krzykliwa
Primitive

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50
Q

Romans add two orders:
- ………..
- ………..

A

-Tuscan
-Composite

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51
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Tuscan is a modified …….. from the Etruscans

A

Doric

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52
Q

Composite is a combination of ……… and ……….

A

Ionic
Corinthian

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53
Q

Kasetony

A

Coffers

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54
Q

Oculus

A

The eye/hole in the centre of the roof

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55
Q

Romans used colums as a …….. element in temples

A

Decorative

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56
Q

Pilasters

(Romans made them)

A

Flat or half colums that are part of the wall

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57
Q

Romans were best at making ……

A

Cities

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58
Q

Jednorodne

A

Homogenous

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59
Q

Niezbędne elementy

A

Essential elements

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60
Q

Vitruvius

A

Roman architect and engineer

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61
Q

The finest surviving Roman temple (aside from-oprocz- the Pantheon)
Is the ….. …….. at Nimes

A

Maison Caree

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62
Q

Ancient city - Herculaneum - was destroyed by the eruption of ……

A

Vesuvius

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63
Q

Herculaneum was laid out on a ……. system

A

Grid

Herculaneum był położony systemem siatkowym

64
Q

System siatkowy

A

Grid system

65
Q

Obywatele

A

Citizens

66
Q

Zawalenie

A

Collapse

67
Q

Ognioodporny

A

Fireproof

68
Q

There was a law to built with …….. …… floors and walls

A

Fireproof concrete

69
Q

The greatest and most influential imperial place was ………. ……

A

Hadrians Villa

70
Q

Malowniczy

A

Picturesque

71
Q

Układ

A

Arragement

72
Q

Wyrafinowany

A

Sophisticated

73
Q

Hadrain’s Villa

A
  • kilometers of gardens
  • picturesque arragementf of pavilons, libraries and baths
74
Q

Renesans

A

Renaissance

75
Q

In the spirit of

A

W duchu

76
Q

Hadrian and Trajan his ……. were two of the greatest ……-……

A
  • Predecessor - poprzednik
  • emperor-architects
77
Q

Cesarz

A

Emperor

78
Q

Grób

A

Tomb

79
Q

Żołnierz

A

Soldier

80
Q

Trwałe

A

Enduring

81
Q

One of most enduring Trajans monuments is the ……… that …….. his name in Rome

A

Column;
Bears

82
Q

Ciągły fryz

A

Continuous frieze

83
Q

Trajans Column

A
  • 35 metre coulmn
  • celebrated TRAJAN’S VICTORIES in the DACIAN WARS
  • CONTINUOUS FRIEZE
  • depicting episodes in the Dacian campaign
84
Q

Trajan’s lettering is the ……. of modern …………..

A

Basis
Typography

85
Q

The Romans were great builders of …………… monuments

A

Victory

86
Q

The Trajan’s column is topped by a ……… …. …….

A

Statue of Trajan

87
Q

Arxh of the Septimus Severus has a BASE built of ……

A

Marble

88
Q

Baths of
-…….
-…….

A

-Caracalla
-Diocletian

89
Q

Batks were finished with rich …….

A

Marbles

90
Q

The baths of Caracalla were complete with
- …..
-…..
-…..
-….. …..

A

Stadium
Gymnasium
Library
Lecture halls

91
Q

What place was bigger?

Baths of Caracalla
Or
Baths of Dioclethiam

A

Diocletian > Caracalla

92
Q

Most popular meeting places in Ancient Rome
-…..
-……..
-…….

A

-baths
-circuses
-stadiums

93
Q

……… Romanum was equivalent of the Greek ……

A

Forum
Agora

94
Q

…….. - main covered public meeting place

A

Basilica

95
Q

Basilica had many funcions like:
-…..
-……
-…..

A
  • law court
  • trading room
  • meeting hall
96
Q

The grandest Basilica was ……… … ……

A

Basilica of Constantine

97
Q

Nawa

A

Nave

98
Q

Aisle

A

Korytarz / nawa boczna

99
Q

Basilica od Constantine had two ….. and a …… covered in ……. concrete ceilings

A

Aisles
Nave
Vaulted

100
Q

Średniowieczna

A

Medieval

101
Q

Basilica was the ……. of Renaissance cathedrals

A

Basis

102
Q

Basilica of Constantine is a link between the archi of ancient Rome, ……… and the ……….

A

Byzantium
Romanesque

103
Q

Constantine was the emperor who converted the Roman empire to ……

A

Christianity

104
Q

Insula

A

Where the Plebs and middle class of Romans dwelled - mieszkali

105
Q

Łuk triumfalny

A

Triumphal arch

106
Q

Miniatura parkowa

A

Folly

107
Q

Hołd / kult

A

Homage

108
Q

Leviathan

A

?????

109
Q

Ścieki

A

Sewer

110
Q

Zajezdnia / stacja docelowa

A

Terminus

111
Q

krój pisma

A

Typeface

112
Q

typografia

A

Typography

113
Q

sklepienie

A

Vault

114
Q

voussoir

A

Kliniec pośredni

115
Q

Abutment

A

Wspornik, podpora, przyczółek

116
Q

Przejście

A

Clear span

117
Q

Grzbiet łuku

A

Extrados

118
Q

Impost

A

Impost

119
Q

Wew. Łuk

A

Intrados

120
Q

Zwornik

A

Keystone

121
Q

Wzniesienie

A

Rise

122
Q

Roman architecture - describing

A
  • MASSIVE
  • MONUMENTAL
  • NONE DETAILS
123
Q

What Romans borrowed from the Greeks?

A
  • dress
  • politics
  • archi style
  • culture
124
Q

What kind of people Romans were

A
  • TOUGHIES of the ancient world
  • BRUTAL
  • HARD-WORKING
125
Q

Feats of engineering

A

-Concrete
-dome

126
Q

Description of the Pantheon

A
  • what the Parthenon was to ancient Greek
  • IMPRESSIVE STRUCTURE
  • BRILLIANT USE OF CONCRETE
127
Q

Kaseton

A

Coffer

128
Q

Coffer

A

Square on the ceiling
Decoration ornament panel
Interior of the dome

129
Q

Przypora

A

Buttress

130
Q

Buttress

A

Structure of stone to support the wall

131
Q

Bęben

A

Drum

132
Q

Drum

A

Cylindrical or polygon vertical wall supporting a dome

133
Q

Pendentywy

A

Pendentive

134
Q

Pendentive

A

Support a dome

135
Q

Oculus

A

Round opening in the dome

136
Q

Portico

A

Colonnade in front of the entrance

137
Q

Pediment

A

Triangle which has the tympanum inside

138
Q

Blind arch

A

An arch in the wall - people can’t walk through it

139
Q

Łuk

A

Arch

140
Q

Nisza

A

Niche

141
Q

Niche

A

Recess in the facade pushed to the back

142
Q

Sklepienia kolebkowe

A

Barrel vaults

143
Q

Sklepienie krzyżowe

A

Groin vaults

144
Q

Filary

A

Piers

145
Q

ganek

A

Porch

146
Q

arkady

A

Arcades

147
Q

PANTHEON
architect: ….

A

Hadrian

148
Q

PANTHEON
date of completion

A

2 nd century BC

149
Q

PANTHEON
function

A

Now: tourist atraction
Then: civic place

150
Q

PANTHEON
style

A

Corinthian

151
Q

PANTHEON
materials

A
  • concrete
  • gold
  • marble
152
Q

PANTHEON
elements of construction

A
  • FAKE WINDOWS
  • Columns
  • Dome
  • Oculus
153
Q

PANTHEON
decorations

A

Sculptures of gods

154
Q

PANTHEON
shape

A

Dome - perfect sphere

155
Q

PANTHEON
color

A

Colourful