A) Chapel of the Romans B) Basilica of the Holy Sepulchre C) Shrine of Aphrodite D) Temple of the Resurrection
A) His crucifixion B) His final sermon C) His resurrection D) His birth
A) Church of the Venus B) Church of the Hadrian C) Church of the Anastasis D) Church of Aelia
A) Temple B) Tomb C) Foundation D) Resurrection
A) It was rebuilt as a capital B) It was declared a Roman colony C) It was reduced to ruins D) It was abandoned by its residents
A) Aelia Capitolina B) Hadriana C) Aphroditopolis D) Constantinople
A) Minerva B) Venus or Aphrodite C) Mars D) Jupiter
A) To preserve the rock-cut tomb B) To expand the city walls C) To hide the tomb from followers D) To create a flat foundation for a temple
A) Around 325 AD B) Around 135 AD C) Around 130 AD D) Around 70 AD
A) An inscription on the temple walls B) A gold coin found in the debris C) A Roman document found in the cave D) A mortar layer between the tomb and a marble slab
A) Christian Quarter B) Jewish Quarter C) Armenian Quarter D) Muslim Quarter
A) Baptist B) Greek Orthodox C) Protestant D) Anglican
A) Emperor Hadrian B) Constantine IX Monomachos C) Constantine the Great D) Al-Hakim
A) Constantine IX Monomachos B) Constantine the Great C) Emperor Hadrian D) Al-Hakim
A) Constantine the Great B) Constantine IX Monomachos C) Emperor Hadrian D) Al-Hakim
A) 1048 B) 1099 C) 1009 D) 1757
A) Golgotha B) Rotunda C) Aedicule D) Calvary
A) Twelve B) Four C) Fourteen D) Seven
A) 1099 B) 1048 C) 1757 D) 1860
A) Lutheran B) Catholic C) Coptic D) Syriac
A) 19th century B) 1st century C) 4th century D) 11th century |