Chapter5 Flashcards

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“first citizen”

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Princeps

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“Roman Peace”; 31 BC to 180

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Pax Romana

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co-emperor of half the Roman Empire under Diocletian’s plan

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Augustus

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Who was dominated the first half of this literary age.

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Cicero

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Called“Homer of Rome,” is considered the greatest Roman poet.

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Virgil

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Who is quite different from the poetry of Virgil and Horace.

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Ovid

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who also lived during the Augustan Age, wrote a lengthy history of Rome.

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Livy

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Who promoted the theory that the earth was the center of the universe.

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Ptolemy

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earth-centered theory of the universe

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Geocentric Theory

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engineering works to supply water to cities

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Aqueducts

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believed that great happiness and pleasure could be achieved through the avoidance of pain and fear

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Epicurean

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philosophy that taught that the highest good is the pursuit of courage, dignity, duty, simplicity of life, and service to fellow men

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Stoicism

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centers of worship of the “scattered” Jews

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Synagogues

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JESUS OF NAZARETH KING OF THE JEWS

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Pontius Pilate

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Who is the tutor of the emperor

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Nero

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the lifestyle of withdrawing from all worldly
cares and possessions and practicing strict discipline and religious exercises

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bishop of one of the most important cities of the empire—Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, Rome, and Constantinople

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nomadic tribe led by Attila whose advance west forced Germanic tribes to seek refuge in Roman territory

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433–453; called the “scourge of God” because he was considered to be the instrument of God’s wrath on a sinful people

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A Germanic tribe that established a kingdom in North Africa; sacked Rome after the Vis igoths