Code Of Chivalry

Question 1

Code of chivalry

Answer 1

Integritas - trustworthy
Fidelitas - Loyal
Succerrere - helpful
Benevolus - friendly
Urbanus - courteous
Benignus - kind
Referre - obedient
Hilaris - cheerful
Frugalis - thrifty
Fortitudo - brave
Abulere - clean
Sanctus - reverent

Question 2

Chivalry

Answer 2

Standard of virtuous behavior
Ideal code for ethical behavior
Quality of the ideal man
Honorable conduct

Question 3

Roland

Answer 3

Chivalrous knight

Question 4

Effects of chivalry

Answer 4

Families
Respect for women
Morals woven into daily life
Churches
Revival of discipline
Civic duties undergirded  by Scripture
Kingdoms
Regional distinctives
Education
Discernment-based vs. skill based
Literature
Heroic action epics

Question 5

Fidelitas

Answer 5

When loyalty is difficult the Christian doesn’t waver from his calling

On the battlefield or in relationships a believer can be counted on

Question 6

Succerrere

Answer 6

We don’t think of ourselves first, but we think of others.
Because we are accountable, we should look it for our relationships first.
Think of the larger picture

Question 7

Benevolus

Answer 7

Extending goodness to others
Look for others and bestow goodness on the where we see they need it.
It’s not about us

Question 8

Urbanus

Answer 8

Courtesy is putting our helpfulness in a form helpful to others
Respects boundaries
Acknowledging others

Question 9

Beinignus

Answer 9

Finding hurts in others that can be met with kindness.

We find ways to reach other’s hurts

Question 10

778

Answer 10

Rearguard of Roland’s Frankish army was ambushed

Question 11

What idea did the Song of Roland establish about chivalry?

Answer 11

That chivalry is the ideal code for ethical behavior

Question 12

Chansons de gestes

Answer 12

Songs of deeds

Question 13

Odacer

Answer 13

Heruli commander

Deposed roman emperor Romulus in 476