The Gothic and the Rebirth of Naturalism Flashcards

1
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Chartres was considered the center of ________________ throughout the twelfth and thirteenth.

A

the cult of the Virgin

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2
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The tunic that Mary wore at Jesus’ birth was considered the most cherished relic at the _________________.

A

Chartres Cathedral

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3
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The chief purpose of the stained-glass programs in all Gothic cathedrals was to ________________________.

A

tell the stories of the Bible

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4
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One of the stained glass windows at the Chartres Cathedral shows the genealogy of Christ. The window called _____________ depicts the Virgin Mary as descended from Jesse, the father of ___________, Thus fulfilling the prophecy in the book of _______.

A

“Tree of Jesse”; King David; Isaiah

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5
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In a gothic church, the ____________ was traditionally built against an exterior wall to provide support for more windows and brace it against strong winds.

A

flying buttress

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6
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The figure of Saint _________ found on the jamb of Chartres’ south transept portal stands in a _____________ position.

A

Theodore; contrapposto

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7
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The ___________________ is a collection of musical works created by many composers which provided music for all ____________ of the Church calendar.

A

Magnus Libri Organi; feast days

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8
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Viderunt Omnes is a four-part polyphonic composition intended to be sung in the middle of the ________________ at __________________ in Paris.

A

Christmas Mass; Notre-Dame Cathedral

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9
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The minimum number of voices included in a motet is ______.

A

three

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10
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The trivium consisted of:

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Grammar
Rhetoric
Dialectic

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11
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_________ was the first city to found a university, establishing itself as a center for the study of ____.

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Bologna; law

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12
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______ was mandatory, and students studied ______ in all courses of their first four years of study.

A

Latin

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13
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_______________ played a significant role in organizing theology students in Paris.

A

Robert de Sorbon

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14
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___________, a logician and author of the treatise Sic et Non taught by the __________ method.

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Peter Abelard; dialectical

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15
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Trotula is widely recognized as the author of __________________.

A

On the Diseases of Women

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16
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Thomas Aquinas wrote the ___________________ and was one of the prominent spokesmen for ______________.

A

Summa Theologiae; Scholasticism

17
Q

The Gothic church at _____________ features the highest ratio of glass to stone.

A

Sainte-Chapelle

18
Q

By the twelfth century, _________ was the center of textile production in the _________ world and played a central role in __________ trade markets.

A

Florence; Western; European

19
Q

Florentine bankers introduced Europe’s first single currency, the ___________. The __________ was considered the most important contribution of Florence’s bankers and money lenders to world trade.

A

gold florin

20
Q

_________ formed the Opera del Duomo, or Department of Works of the Duomo, a committee in charge of building a ___________.

A

Arte dei Lana; new cathedral

21
Q

The ____________ and Franciscans were both mendicant orders: that is, they neither held property nor engaged in business, relying for their support on contributions from their _____________.

A

Dominicans; communities

22
Q

The accomplishments of Pope Innocent III consisted of:

A

-Formalized Church hierarchy.
-Gave full sanction to the doctrine of transubstantiation.
-Made annual confession and Easter communion mandatory for all adult Christians.

23
Q

_____________ is credited with painting the Masetá (Virgin and Child), which one hung in the council chamber of Siena’s Palazzo Pubblico.

A

Simone Martini

24
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According to an old story, one day _________ discovered a talented ______________ by the name of Giotto di Bondone and tutored him in the art of painting. The pupil soon surpassed the teacher.

A

Cimabue; shepherd boy

25
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Dante Aligiheri is credited for being the author of the _____________.

A

Divine Comedy

26
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When Dante and Virgil reach the lowest level of Hell, they found Satan himself chewing on the worst of all traitors; _______, _______, and __________.

A

Judas; Brutus; Cassuis

27
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_________, the love of his life, serves as Dante’s guide through Paradise.

A

Beatrice

28
Q

The ___________ provides a startling description of Florence during an outbreak of the _________.

A

Decameron; plague

29
Q

The Canterbury Tales is composed of _____________.

A

heroic couplets

30
Q

Geoffrey Chaucer is credited with being the author of ____________________.

A

The Canterbury Tales

31
Q

Chaucer’s characters come from all three estates, or social ranks:

A

The nobility
The clergy
The common people

32
Q

Christine de Pizan is credited with being the author of ___________________.

A

Book of the City of Ladies