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Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Twenty-two emperors from 235-285 that were military bred

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Third - Century Crisis

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2
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The blending of practices or beliefs

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Syncretism

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3
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Worshipping the Emperor as Lord & God

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Imperial Cult

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4
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Realigned Roman provinces and started the tetrarchy. Persecuted Christians & other religions who would not conform to imperial cult.

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Diocletian

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5
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Attempted to stop flight of Aristocrats to the provinces: ruled after the civil war

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Constantine

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6
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Made administrative posts hereditary

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Constantine

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7
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Christ told him in a dream he would conquer under his sign

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Constantine

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8
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Made Christianity Legal

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Constantine

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9
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First ecumenical council; Trinitarian Controversy = how divine is Jesus

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Council of Nicea

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10
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Idea that Jesus is not fully divine like God and that Jesus was created by God and is a different person than God the father

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Arianism

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11
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non-romans; persians, egyptians, and even Romans at one time

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Barbarians

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12
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people’s migration (folks wandering) moving south to east coming in contact with the Romans

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Volkerwanderung

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13
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a power dynamic; the war leader would share his gifts with his men.

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Gift Giving

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14
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extreme circumstance that the accused would go through. Ex. Heat, drowning.

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Ordeals

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15
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the agreement between a Germanic lord and his subservients, a special case of clientage and the direct source of the practice of feudalism

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Comitatus

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16
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Man Gold; payment based on social status, had to pay what was equal to the crime

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Wergild

17
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written texts

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Manuscripts

18
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Monkhood is a religious way of life in which one renounces worldly pursuits to devote oneself fully to spiritual work.

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Monasticism

19
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Ostrogothic King, King of Italy, makes many monuments

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Theodoric

20
Q

Things are to be ____/_______

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used

/enjoyed

21
Q

those whose meaning is unclear

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signs

22
Q

physical item

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things

23
Q

we are to love _________nin a way that shows God’s love

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our neighbors

24
Q

by loving your neighbor by loving ___

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God

25
Q

???

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Plundering of the Egyptians

26
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Gaudentius

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Fame

27
Q

Basilius

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Power

28
Q

Opilio

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Wealth

29
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Luck, random stuff in life all things are not ours in the firs place.

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Fortune

30
Q

The highest good

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Summum Bonum

31
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The highest Good

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God

32
Q

Emotional, temporal happiness

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Felicity

33
Q

Eternal happiness

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Blessedness

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