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    Napoleon commissioned his personal artist‚ David‚ to record the event for prosperity. This painting shows David’s interpretation of an event that clearly was the beginning of a historically significant period in history. One man is represented as emperor and a form of demigod all at once. Through the various artistic techniques used by Jacques-Louis David‚ we can infer the importance and historical significance of Napoleon Bonaparte. The first aspect that is significantly noticeable in the painting

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    economic orientation help to explain the rift between the eastern and western versions of Christianity. Different rituals grew from Greek and Latin versions of the Bible. Emperors resisted papal attempts to interfere in religious issues. Hostility greeted the effort of the Frankish king‚ Charlemagne‚ to be recognized as Roman emperor. The final break between the two churches occurred in 1054 over arguments about the type of bread used in the mass and the celibacy of priests. Even though the two churches

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    Windsor Field Trip Essay The Amazing Waterloo Chamber Introduction Windsor castle is one of the most famous castles in the World. It is also an official residence of The Queen and the largest occupied castle in the world. A Royal home and fortress for over 900 years‚ the Castle remains a working palace today. The Queen uses the Castle both as a private home‚ where she usually spends the weekend‚ and as a Royal residence at which she undertakes certain formal duties. Windsor Castle offers

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    Napoleon Bonaparte

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    The Empire Times Josephine Bonaparte Josephine‚ sitting elegantly for a portrait. Josephine is a very well-known and talented women as many already know. Even before her marriage with our “beloved” emperor she was a trend setter for all of France. After her marriage with Napoleon‚ he went off to fight in the Italian Campaigns. A few short years later‚ he divorced Josephine stating‚ “... although I do love her very much‚ she has failed to produce an heir for me.” Directly avoiding a statement

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    injustices. The two major things that were wrong with the code were that the people did not have freedom of speech or freedom of the press. Napoleon wanted to make himself emperor so he did just that. Because of the changes he made the French voters supported him. In 1804 he took the crown from the pope and crowned himself emperor of France. The people would have also been happy with Napoleon when he sold land to the United States. He sold the land for fifteen million dollars. This brought money to

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    Emperor Hadrian

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    Connor Arch 1301 3 Dec 2008 Emperor Hadrian Hadrian has been described as the one of most remarkable emperors that ever served Rome. Hadrian was born on January twenty-fourth in the seventy-sixth year in Rome‚ though his family is of Spanish decent. Hadrian’s himself has imperial rights since his father Hadriatus was both cousins with Emperor Trajan and served in the senate himself for a short time. As an adult Hadrian is tall‚ and

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    Irene of Athens‚ who reigned from 780 to 802‚ is one of the initial examples of imperial imagery being used to emphasize the empress’ pious nature. Irene of Athens was married to Leo IV and was the mother of Constantine VI. Her time as empress resulted in actions that were seen as less than desirable of a ruler but her commissions and images immortalized her as a pious ruler. The prime accusation concerned the deposition of her son since his own actions did not justify the empress’s actions. When

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    Napoleon's greatness

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    hadn’t been fighting the English then the Rosetta Stone wouldn’t of ever been found‚ meaning scholars wouldn’t of ever been able to decipher Egyptian. Here‚ he would hold all the power for the consulate. This all had happened before his coming of emperor. He grew up always wanting to be a leader‚ so when he finally gets the chance to be one‚ he does the job well enough to be considered the "greatest ruler" of all time. France was burdened by an out of date social class system. The monarchy did

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    Caligula‚ Nero‚ & Vespasian Suetonius is well known for his major historical work entitled The Twelve Caesars in which he analyzes the lives of twelve Roman emperors starting with Julius Caesar and ending with Domitian. The Twelve Caesars is considered to be an accurate and reliable primary source; however‚ it is a little bit biased in the sense that Suetonius is not always impartial in his assessments of the Roman emperors. It seems that Suetonius gives very good treatment to those emperors that he

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    Fresco vs Mosaic

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    A church in its external appearance is distinct from other buildings. A church building can be seen as clothing for the liturgy‚ in that it follows the form of the liturgy. In this respect‚ the exterior design works from the inside out; beginning with the size and amplitudes. The relationship between the church and the wall paintings and mosaics are infinitely intertwined. Frescoes were often made during the late Medieval Period and the Renaissance‚ particularly in Italy. Frescoes (wall or ceiling

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