A) In Ebersberg, Germany B) At Saint Medard Abbey, Soissons C) In Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna D) In Rome at the Basilica Apostolorum
A) Hilduin, Abbot of St. Denys B) Scipione Borghese C) Louis Debonnair D) Pope Damasus I
A) Pope Damasus I B) Hilduin, Abbot of St. Denys C) Eugenius II himself D) Scipione Borghese
A) Soissons B) The town of Ebersberg, Germany C) Rome D) Pavia
A) He caused the plague. B) He was believed to be a defense against the plague. C) He was cured by the plague. D) He had no connection with the plague.
A) They appeared as boils. B) They looked like rashes. C) They resembled buboes, which are symptoms of bubonic plague. D) They were similar to sores.
A) King Gumburt B) Saint Sebastian C) Pope Eugenius II D) Hilduin, Abbot of St. Denys
A) A church was built in his name. B) The erection of an altar in his honor stopped the plague. C) He led a procession to drive away the plague. D) He prayed for the people to be healed.
A) In the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna B) In San Pietro in Vincoli, Rome C) In Ebersberg, Germany D) In San Sebastiano fuori le mura, Rome
A) That he was crucified. B) That he died from being shot with arrows. C) That he died of natural causes. D) That he was beheaded.
A) Titian B) El Greco C) Guido Reni D) Botticelli
A) As an elderly man with a beard. B) As a soldier in armor. C) As a monk in robes. D) As a handsome youth pierced by arrows.
A) Hans Holbein the Elder B) Jusepe de Ribera C) Georges de La Tour D) Gianlorenzo Bernini
A) Saint Sebastian's confrontation with the Emperor. B) Saint Sebastian's beheading. C) Saint Sebastian's arrest. D) Saint Sebastian Tended by Saint Irene.
A) Georges de La Tour B) Candido Portinari C) Egon Schiele D) Jusepe de Ribera
A) Georges de La Tour B) Egon Schiele C) Hans Holbein the Elder D) Candido Portinari
A) A cross B) A post or tree C) A stake D) A stone pillar
A) 5th century B) 4th century C) 3rd century D) 6th century
A) Chronograph of 354 B) Acta Sanctorum C) Legenda Aurea D) Passio Sancti Sebastiani
A) Narbonensis B) Rome C) Milan D) Constantinople
A) Emperor Augustus B) Emperor Nero C) Emperor Constantine D) Emperor Carinus
A) His nephews B) His disciples C) Twin brothers who were deacons D) His sons
A) 290 B) 300 C) 286 D) 280
A) Egypt B) Syria C) Gaul D) Mauretania
A) Fausta B) Helena C) Lucina D) Irene of Rome
A) Gabriele d'Annunzio B) Frank O'Hara C) Derek Jarman D) Thomas Mann
A) Claude Debussy B) Gian Carlo Menotti C) R.E.M. D) Damien Hirst
A) Losing My Religion B) Sebastiane C) Fabulous Fabiola D) The House with Laughing Windows
A) Carrie (1976) B) Losing My Religion C) The House with Laughing Windows D) Sebastiane
A) The Mountain Goats B) Madonna C) R.E.M. D) Alt-J
A) Having a Coke With You B) I'm a Sinner C) Hunger of the Pine D) Losing My Religion
A) Derek Jarman B) Tarsem Singh C) Damien Hirst D) Gabriele d'Annunzio
A) Gemino B) Sebastian from 'Losing My Religion' C) A character from 'Fabulous Fabiola' D) The protagonist of 'Death in Venice'
A) 27 March B) 18 December C) 20 January D) 14th century
A) Palma de Mallorca B) Lubrín C) Huelva D) San Sebastián
A) Maharashtra B) Kerala C) West Bengal D) Tamil Nadu
A) 2001 B) 1996 C) 1985 D) 1978
A) Yukio Mishima B) Federico García Lorca C) Pier Paolo Pasolini D) Oscar Wilde
A) Paris B) London C) Genoa D) Rome
A) Magnus Hirschfeld B) Oscar Wilde C) Yukio Mishima D) Richard A. Kaye
A) Kochan B) Magnus C) Guido D) Sebastian
A) Federico García Lorca B) Yukio Mishima C) Oscar Wilde D) Richard A. Kaye
A) Palazzo Rosso B) The Louvre C) The Vatican Museums D) The British Museum |