Test 1 Flashcards
The Papal Triple Crown
~Three layered crown worn by Popes
Fief
~An estate of land, especially held on condition of feudal service
Fealty
~A feudal tenant’s sworn loyalty to the lord
Salisbury
~Promotes the study of the liberal arts
~Trivium and quadrivium, encompasses logic, learning
Arian Heresy
~Does not preach the trinity/ Holy Cross
~Arian taught Arianism, which taught that Christ was in between man and God
John Wycliffe
~Lollanads
Aricenna
~Knew everything about everything; loved learning
Flagellants
~People who paraded down the streets during the black death whipping themselves
St. Jerome
~One of the founding fathers
~Influence to the Latin Bible
St. Ambrose
~Political
~Used threat of excommunication against Emperor Theodosius
~Emperor Theodosius repented and asked for forgiveness
~Established foundation for independence from church and Emperor
St. Augustine
~Wrote City of God
~Major influence on western christianity
~Emphasized original sin and predestination
~Encouraged monastic way of life and platonic dualism
St. Benedict
~Wrote Rule of Monasteries
~Established first monastery at Monte Cassino
St. Jerome
~Influence in production of the Vulgate (Latin Bible)
~Established the literary form of Christianity as Latin with the Vulgate
Constantine
~Constantine’s faith increased making christianity more popular
~Dreamt God told him to hold the Chi-Rho
~Politically and religiously savvy
~Burned Arian teachings in the image
Council of Nicaea
~Council of christian bishops, lead to the Nicene Creed
William J. Cronon
~Wrote 10 personalities of a liberally educated person
~Focuses on the street smart aspect of learning and not just the book smart
Salic Law
~First born inheritance, excludes females
Pippin III
Hourse adoption; Frankish up arrow
Charlemagne
Injunction to monasteries; renascence
Pope Leo III
~lay
~Crowned Charlemagne, protected against enemies in Rome
Ambrose
Excommunication
Augustine
City of God
Aquinas
Summa
Benedict
Rules of Monastery
Jerome
Vulgate
Abelard
Six et Non
Salisbury
On liberal Arts
Aricena
Love of learning
Scholasticism
~The process of learning in the middle ages, used to deepen one’s understanding of what is believed on faith (to give rational content to faith)
~Central purpose of it was to teach christian faith and the writing of the church fathers
~It preserved the writing of church fathers and organized literature of the faith
Trivium
Grammar
Logic
Rhetoric
Quadrivium
Astronomy
Geometry
Music
Arithmetic
Secular Clergy
Pope, Priests, Arch-bishops, Bishops, Cardinals
PCABP
Imperial Aristocracy
Duke
Marquis
Earl
Viscount
Pray, fight, work
Know they go together! (Social)
Council of Perfection
Chastity, obedience, poverty
Germanic people
~Franks ~Visigoths (west goths) ~Ostrogoths (east goths) ~Saxons ~Angles ~Vandals
Triple Heritage of the West
- Roman political, military, cultural influences
- Migration of germanic people
- Christianity and the institution of the Catholic church
Vassalage
Vassi
Vassal- holder of land