A) The death of Constans II B) The Third Council of Constantinople C) The invasion of the Lombards D) The arrest of Martin I
A) Fifty years B) Seventy-five years C) One hundred years D) Twenty-five years
A) Six months B) Two years C) Fourteen months D) One month
A) Constantine IV B) Justinian I C) Constans II D) Honorius I
A) The exarch of Ravenna B) The Archbishop of Canterbury C) The Patriarch of Constantinople D) The Pope
A) Justinian I B) Constantine IV C) Martin I D) Constans II
A) Donus B) Honorius I C) Martin I D) Agatho
A) Adeodatus II B) Mezezius C) Constantine IV D) Theodore of Tarsus
A) Replaced the statues B) Stripped them of bronze C) Destroyed them D) Gilded them with gold
A) The Exarch of Ravenna B) Vitalian C) Constantine IV D) Mezezius
A) Sicily B) Constantinople C) Canterbury D) Ravenna
A) Adeodatus II B) Agatho C) Honorius D) Vitalian
A) Second Council of Nicaea B) Third Council of Constantinople C) Council of Chalcedon D) Council of Ravenna
A) As the sum of individual churches B) As a collection of independent sees C) As synonymous with the Roman Church D) As a branch of the Byzantine Empire
A) Difficulty in travel B) Refusal to accept monothelitism C) Disputes over tax payments D) The death of the Emperor
A) Demolished the foundations B) Converted it into a prison C) Desecrated the altar D) Burned the library
A) Greek-Palestinian B) Roman-Italian C) Byzantine-Egyptian D) Syrian-Antiochian
A) Ability to combat heresies in their native tongue B) His extensive wealth to pay imperial taxes C) His family relationship to the Emperor D) His long history as a diplomat in Rome
A) They signed a peace treaty B) They agreed to a temporary ceasefire C) They formed a joint theological committee D) They were in schism and at open war
A) Waiting for a sign from the Emperor B) Holding a public election in Constantinople C) Seeking the counsel of the Patriarch D) Being consecrated immediately without imperial approval
A) Ravenna B) Crimea C) Alexandria D) Jerusalem
A) Maximus the Confessor B) Pope Eugenius I C) Stephen of Dor D) Patriarch Sergius
A) It was funded by the Emperor B) It was presided over by the Patriarch of Constantinople C) Reliance on florilegia and its participants D) It was held inside the imperial palace
A) The era of the first Byzantine military occupation B) The period where the Pope lived in Greece C) The time when no popes were elected D) A period following the synod where Greek influence intensified
A) Narses B) Phocas C) Silverius D) Justinian I
A) Silverius B) Phocas C) Narses D) Justinian I
A) The Roman Forum B) The Basilica of Saint Peter C) The Pantheon D) The Catacombs of Rome
A) John V B) Benedict II C) Agatho D) Sergius I
A) Conon B) Sergius I C) John V D) Agatho
A) Protospatharios B) Magistrate C) Patrician D) Exarch
A) Syrian B) Sicilian C) Italian D) Greek
A) John III Rizocopo B) Constantine IV C) Tiberius Petasius D) Zacharias
A) Sicily B) Ravenna C) Venice D) Rome
A) He was exiled to Sicily B) He was appointed as a bishop C) He was lynched D) He converted to Christianity
A) Excommunication B) Heavy financial fines C) Execution D) Imprisonment
A) The Byzantine aristocracy B) Christ C) The Roman Senate D) The Church of Rome
A) Internal civil war B) Muslim conquests C) Economic inflation D) Frankish invasions
A) 800 B) 751 C) 741 D) 732/33
A) Pope Gregory II B) Pope Donus C) Pope Agatho D) Pope Zachary
A) Romanos I B) Charlemagne C) Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus D) Leo III
A) Two B) Thirteen C) Six D) Zero
A) Exarch B) Bishop C) Emperor D) Nuncio
A) Byzantine captivity B) The Great Schism C) The Roman Rebirth D) The Lombard Rule
A) The Byzantine Quarter B) Ripa Graeca C) Piccolo Aventino D) Ad Balcernas
A) Ad Balcernas B) Ripa Graeca C) The Eastern District D) The Great Schola
A) Legal community B) Medical community C) Military leadership D) Architectural community
A) Four B) Two C) Thirteen D) Six
A) Papal apocrisiarii B) The schola Graeca C) The Greek medical school D) Monasteria diaconia
A) One percent B) Ninety percent C) One-half D) Two-thirds
A) Faustus B) Sisinnes C) Venantius D) Probus
A) Sergius B) Thalassios C) Georgios D) Importunus
A) Vatican Hill B) Aventine Hill C) Capitoline Hill D) Palatine Hill
A) Gothic arch B) Templon barrier C) Stained glass D) Flying buttress
A) Saint John B) Saint Peter C) Saint Paul D) Theotokos
A) Near the Colosseum B) Outside the city walls C) On the Caelian Hill D) Along the Tiber
A) protovestiarios B) logothete C) exarch D) sakellarios
A) a theological flowering influenced by Eastern traditions B) the isolation of Rome from Constantinople C) a sudden increase in Roman financial wealth D) the discovery of ancient Latin manuscripts
A) Constantinople B) Jerusalem C) Antioch D) Alexandria
A) Christe Eleison B) Amen C) Dominus Vobiscum D) Kyrie, Kyrie
A) The Acts of the Martyrs B) The History of the Church C) The Dialogues D) The City of God
A) It was a modern heresy B) It was imported from Persia C) It was strictly a Roman invention D) It had an ancient origin
A) 549–570 B) 527–548 C) 580–600 D) 640–660
A) St Augustine Gospels B) The Ravenna Codex C) The Byzantine Psalter D) The Lateran Gospel
A) Archaeological records confirm it completely B) There is overwhelming documentation C) It is proven by signed contracts D) There is little or no direct evidence
A) San Lorenzo fuori le Mura B) Lateran Basilica C) Basilica of San Vitale D) Sant'Agnese fuori le mura
A) Gothic realism B) Ostrogothic geometric patterns C) Byzantine flat color D) Classical illusionism |