Unit 2

Question 1

Vision, the Devil, worm, burning light

Answer 1

Hildegard of Bingen, Scivias, 1141-1151

Question 2

moral play, people live after own pleasure, death comes, good deads prevails, pilgrimage must be made

Answer 2

Everyman, late 1400s

Question 3

objections, replies,

Answer 3

Thomas Aquinas, Summa theologiae, 1256-1264

Question 4

rough battle, Charlemagne, sounding horns, Oliver

Answer 4

Song of Roland, mid 800s

Question 5

people who love each other but couldn’t be together, lived near each other, having a bird

Answer 5

Marie de France, Laustic, 1170-1205

Question 6

A Chantar

Answer 6

Beatriz de Dia, 1100s-1212

Question 7

Palastine Song

Answer 7

Wogelweide, 1228

Question 8

Answer 8

Church of Sainte-Madeleine at Vezelay

Question 9

Answer 9

Church of Sainte-Madeleine at Vezelay Tympanum 1104-1132

Question 10

Answer 10

Church of Saint-Denis, 1137

Question 11

Answer 11

Notre Dame Cathedral Chartres, 1142

Question 12

Answer 12

Notre Dame de la Belle Verriere 1170

Question 13

Grendel, Hrothgar, father is great warrior, tells of pagan culture, demons, Christian narrator,

Answer 13

Beowulf, unknown, 1000

Question 14

Answer 14

Golden Buckle from Sutton Hoo, 1st half of 7th century

Question 15

Answer 15

Cross page from Lindisfarne gospels 700

Question 16

Answer 16

Chi Rho Iota page from Book of Kells 800

Question 17

150

Answer 17

Utrecht Psalter 820-832

Question 18

Alleluia

Answer 18

Hildegard

Question 19

Alleluia justus utpalma

Answer 19

1100 from ad organum faciendum

Question 20

Gaude Maria virgo

Answer 20

early 1200s

Question 21

aucun se sontloéd’amours / A Dieucommantamouretes / Super te

Answer 21

Adam de la Halle, mid 1200s

Question 22

crazy song

Answer 22

Philippe De Vitry, Garrit Gallus-In nova fert,

Question 23

song from IB music

Answer 23

Guillaume de Mauchaut, Puisqu’enoubli

Question 24

journey in forest, tiger, lion, leopard, Virgil, second circle, monsters guard entrances, people who commit adultery,

Answer 24

Dante, Divine Comedy, 1302-1321

Question 25

All you who hear in scattered rhymes the sound of heavy sighs with which I fed my heart during the time of my first youthful straying when I was not the man I’ve since become:

for the mixed style in which I speak and weep, caught between empty hopes and empty sorrow, from anyone who knows of love firsthand I hope to find some sympahty–and pardon.

I can see now that I was made the subject of lots of gossip among lots of people; inside myselft I’m often filled with shame;

shame is the fruit of all my clever ravings; so are repenteance and my nowing clrearly that eery wordy pleasure is a dream

Answer 25

Petrarch, Sonnet 1

Question 26

in Florence, compassionate gracious ladies, tumors in people, bloody noses, everyone gets sick, storytellers travelling together, Prince slays daughter’s lover

Answer 26

Boccaccio, The Decameron, 1350

Question 27

Knight who is humble and righetous, Squire is a typically 20 year old guy, Yeoman, Prioress, descriptions of people, woman who marries many people b/c they die,

Answer 27

Chaucer, Canterbury Tales, 1386-1400

Question 28

Answer 28

Coopo di Marcovaldo, The Last Judgement, 1301

Question 29

Answer 29

Cimabue, Cruxifixion, 1287-1288

Question 30

Answer 30

Cimabue, Madonna Enthroned, 1285-1286

Question 31

Answer 31

Duccio di Cuoninsegna, The maestá altar with madonna enthroned, 1308-1311

Question 32

Answer 32

Giotto, Madonna Entrhoned, 1306-1310

Question 33

Answer 33

Giotto, Lamentation, 1304-1306

Question 34

Answer 34

Simone Martini, Annunciation, 1333