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*Constantine rebuilt & named after himself
*refers to Greek, Hellenistic Rome, and Judaic monotheistic elements that distinguished culture of East from the Latin West |
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*Corpus Jurius Civilis-grouped & revised Roman law
*close ties b/w rulers and the church
*empire had many large cities |
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*monophysite
*Justinian's wife
*convinced him to stay at riot & kill protesters
*daughter of circus bear trainer |
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*largest city
*recruited most soldiers from Anatolia
*christian dominant faith |
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*variants of faith popular in the East
*taught Christ had a single immortal nature, not a union of eternal God & mortal man |
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| *emperor acting as if he held authority over the church as well as the kingdom |
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*dispute over use of sacred icons in worship
*Constantine did this, destruction of icons |
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*313
*emperor Constantine gave Christians a favored status w/in the empire |
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*great organizer of West Monasticism
*established a monastery in Italy
*named after himself |
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*Pope Damascus
*doctrine that popes are direct successors to Apostle Peter & heads of the church |
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*Chieftan who converted to Orthodox Christianity
*created the first Frankish Dynasty |
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*created the royal office of count
*fragmentation of the kingdom
*mayor of palace gained power |
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*land granted to a vassal in exchange for services, usually military
*also known as benefice |
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