Ch.3-4 Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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What does Pax Romana translate to ?

A

Roman peace

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2
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Before Rome fell Christians worshiped in ____

A

catacombs

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3
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Christian burials were more elaborate before or after the roman empire fell

A

After

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4
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catafalque is synonymous to ____

A

Bier , decorated wooden frame to hold coffin

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5
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Define intramural burial

A

inside the city

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6
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What did the “Edict of Tolerance” allow?

A

intramural burials

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7
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Who forbade burial within the church and destroyed all church tombs?

A

Charlemagne

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8
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What is a canon ?

A

law made by a church

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9
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Burial on church grounds was said protected you from what ?

A

vampires, grave-robbers, and ghouls

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10
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What was “Gods Acre” ?

A

common name fora church cemetery

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11
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Who was denied a christian burial in the sacred land ?

A

suicides and sinners

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12
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True or false suicides and sinners occasionally had a stake driven through their hearts

A

True

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13
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Who was usually buried at night?

A

suicides and sinners

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14
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Until larger cemeteries came about why were coffins forbidden?

A

they retarded decomposition

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15
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Venetian Doge Dandolo

A

started the first movement of sanitation methods because of foul odors in the cemeteries and churches

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16
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Ambrose Pare

A

Father of french surgery , stated exposure of a body had a direct hand in the spread of plague

17
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True or false there were people hired to pray the decedent out of purgatory

18
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Define interdict

A

to prohibit or forbid something

19
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During the middle ages what were wakes for?

A

to prevent premature burials

20
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During middle ages Cannons were set that anyone grieving ______ would be fined

21
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True or false funeral feasts were held at wakes

22
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During the middle ages how were bodies transported and then displayed at thier funeral ?

A

they were boiled to just bones, transported, and then an effigy was used for display (sculpture or model)

23
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During the middle ages what else could they do instead of boiling bodies for transportation

A

they could also place them in a vat of honey

24
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During the middle ages embalming was practiced by royalty by the _____ only

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What does the Greek word Kofinos mean ?
basket, coffer , or chest
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What was a Artca Patera and a Lacrymatories
saucer shaped disk, and vessel to catch the mourners tears
27
What does sarcophagus mean ?
body eating
28
True or false knights were often buried in full armor
True
29
In the middle ages coffins made of what were for royalty or nobility ?
Lead
30
Who was the first person of importance to be buried in wood
King Arthur
31
What is cerecloth
waxed cloth typically used for wrapping a corpse.
32
What is a Parish Shell
coffin provided by the church to transport bodies to the grave , reusable
33
What did Bell Ringers do ?
announce the anniversary of the death
34
Define Quarterage
levy placed on the living to pay for the burial costs of a member
35
What were the two purposes of the mourning garments ?
protect the living from the dead, to make all attendees appear the same
36
How long did a widow have to be in seclusion after the death of her husband ?
one year after death
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What was a dower house
convent for older widows
38
Sin- eater
ate bread and drank ale and accepted six pence to take up sins
39
Who were the only two people allowed to embalm at first
surgeons and anatomists