- messiah- the anotinted one of God.
- domitian- proclaimed himself lord and god
- marcus aurelius- stoic philospher emperor, called the war of the 4th great persecution
- ireneaus- pupil of polycarp and bishop of lyons in gaul
- orign-christian philosopher and theoligain from alexandria, escaped the persecution but then died in another one
- diocletian- ruler during the 10th persecution, and claimed himself officially dominus noster
- aristides-christian apologist of the early church
- athanasius- argued for the true diety of christ at the council of nicaea
- theodosius I- ruler when christianity became the only legal faith the state religion.
b. Terms (all)
- synagogues- where they read the old testament scriptues in hebrew and aramaic and sometimes even from the greek septuagint.
- gentiles, proselytes- non jews/ converts
- martyr- greek for witness.[tortured and killed for faith]
- book of the revelation- written by john on the isle of patmos, where he received and recorded the prophetic visions
- catacombs- vast, subterranean galleries beneath the city of rome where early christians met
- edict of milian- extended legal protection and reconization to christians throughout the empire
- church fathers- preachers and teachers
- apologist- attempted to reasonably defend christianity against pagan defamations
- monarchianism- denied the doctrine of trinity
- latin vulgate- common bible of early western church
- creeds- statements of beliefs/ confessions of faith
- apostles creed- earliest creed. nicene creed- adopted by council of nicea. athanasian creed- named for him and took his place beside apostles and nicene creeds as the churches confession.
- council of nicaea- rejected the teaching of arainism and adopted the nicaean creed. / aranism-false doctrine which denied the diety of christ.
. Chapter Concepts (#4)
. because it was the only legal religion, people converted out of fear but didnt really believe
a. People (#1, 3, 5, 10)
- justinian- first freat leader of the byzantine empire
- theodora- justinians wife, most famous woman in history
- leo 3- said all images and paintings should be burned in churches
- ottomans- muslim turks who took over constantinople.
b. Places (#1, 3)
- byzantium and constaninople- 324 a.d. constantine moved the capital of the roman emperor to the roman empire -rome to byzantium [constaninople]
- haiga sophia- most magnificent church building in the middle ages. holy wisdom
c. Terms (#1, 3, 4)
- christendom- portion of the world in which christianity was the dominant religion
- greek fire- secret weapon in war duringin vasions like a flame thrower
- iconolastic controversy- image breaker, worshiped icons/ icon- abstract simplified image of christ,mary , any of other saints.
d. Chapter Concepts
it was blessed with a sound monetary system, florishing trade with persia, and orient, a strong navy, principles of law and order, and elements of morality and virtue among her people. ..it would make for a strong empire. the can withstand most anything.
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