MIDTERM L1 Flashcards

1
Q

The persecution of the Christians ended at the time of the
Emperor ________ who gave the Edict of Toleration in ____
A.D., thereby granting an imperial assurance of safety,
respect and independence in the conduct of the Christian
faith.

A

Galerius; 311

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2
Q

It was Galerius’ ______ wish through an edict that “formally
ended the persecution,freed imprisoned Christians and
restored Christianity

A

dying

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3
Q

Inscription from Arycandia in Lycia preserves the petition
of the provincial councils of_____ and _____ demanding
the ‘atheists’ (Christians) should be made to sacrifice or
be expelled from their midst.

A

Lycia; Caria

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4
Q

The same tone was adopted by the councils of ________,
______, and ____. At Damascus, the military commander
rounded up prostitutes and coerced them to confess to
having witnessed disgraceful scenes in Christian churches.

A

Nicomedia; Antioch; Tyre

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5
Q

The savage outbreak of______ between November 311 to
January 312 deprived the Christians in the East of some of
their foremost leaders”.

A

killing

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6
Q

It seemed like persecution was not yet fully subdued.
Christians re-experienced the horror of _________ and
at the same time, the gift of martyrdom.

A

persecution

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7
Q

But through an edict, Constantine who, with ____, gave the persecution its final and definitive halt in 313 A.D.,
right after defeating_____ in October 312.

A

Licinus; Maxentius

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8
Q

THE EDICT OF MILAN
“…it is our pleasure that all restrictions which were
previously put forward in official pronouncements
concerning the sect of the Christians should be
_________ and that each one of them … may
endeavor to practice its precepts without any fear
or danger…

A

removed

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9
Q

“ We, Constantine and Licinus the Emperors… are of
the opinion that among the various things which
could profit men… was to be found the cultivation
of religion; we should therefore give both the
Christians and to all others the ______ facility to
follow the religion…”

A

free

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10
Q

was criticized by some as a shrewd political
strategist who used Christianity for his self serving
intentions.

A

Constantine

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11
Q

Constantine used such religion to expand the territory
and power of the Roman Empire, multiplied the number of
his army and exploited the Christian teachings to control
and regulate the _____ of his subjects

A

behaviors

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12
Q

Constantine started his journey to Christianity when he
received the vision, with a cross of light inscribed, as also described by Eusebius

A

“in hoc
(signo) vinces”

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13
Q

The victorious emperor had his soldiers mark the ______
monogram on the shields before the historic war.

A

Chi-rho

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14
Q

Constantine instructed the proconsul of Africa to see that the Catholic Church in North Africa received
back in Toto the possessions forfeited in the persecutions

A

Anulinus

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15
Q

(famulum
Dei

A

“Christian God” as our God

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16
Q

HISTORICAL EVENTS OF JUSFYING CONSTANTINE AS OPPORTUNIST/ RELIGIOUS HERO

A

TIME OF WAR & VISION
EDICT OF MILAN
DEVOTION AND CONVERSION

17
Q

GREAT ECUMENICAL COUNCILS (NCEC)

A

COUNCIL OF NICAEA
COUNCIL OF CONSTANTINOPLE
COUNCIL OF EPHESUS
COUNCIL OF CHALCEDON

18
Q

MONKS IN THE RISE OF MONASTICISM

A

EREMITICAL MONKS
CENOBITICAL MONKS
STYLITES MONK