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    The Dark Ages

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    Dark Ages Essay The Dark Ages is a period of time in history when a cultural and economic deterioration occurred in Western Europe mainly caused by the decline of the Roman Empire. The Visigoths‚ a Germanic group of warriors‚ seized ancient Rome. When the Visigoths threatened Rome‚ they closed all of the entryways into the city so that the Germanic warriors could not enter the city. The Visigoths surrounded Rome and blocked all shipments of food into the walls of Rome‚ torturing the people inside

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    ARCHITECTURE 1. Why called byzantine? The art and architecture of Constantinople before Constantine renamed the city after himself was Byzantium . 2. Who was Justinian ‚ Theodora ? Justinian was the emperor in the early byzantine period who ruled from 527 to 565 and Theodora was the wife to him 3. Hagia Sophia built for Justinian . Innovations 4. What are penditives and sqinches ? Penditives are spherical triangle surrounded by arches . squinches are diagonal lintels placed across the

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    faiths who sinned. As this history is learned there are five who could find their eternal fate within Dante’s Inferno. These include Peter Abelard‚ Justinian‚ Etienne Marcel‚ Marcus Porcius Cato‚ and Alcibiades. What these people did that can be

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    the emperor the power to have the authority that is final. Justinian’s Code was a law system created by Justinian I that was based off of The Twelve Tables‚ if this Byzantine law system were to still be used today the consequences that society would be given would be more extreme. Justinian’s Code was based from the Twelve Tables‚ which was the law system that Roman’s followed. Justinian had laws added to the code‚ taken out‚ or slightly changed to fit his ideal needs‚ as was stated‚ “Although

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    Empress Theodora was one of the most influential women of her time. Her husband‚ Emperor Justinian I‚ listened to her advice regarding political decisions in the empire. She essentially co-ruled with Justinian‚ aiding in the rights for women by outlining their rights and expanding upon them. In this way‚ she was somewhat like an early feminist. During her service to her country as empress‚ Theodora protected the rights of the serfs and poor. She attended to the rights of prostitutes in particular

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    Byzantines used specific designs and techniques to successfully defend their capital from attacks. They also helped to preserve Greek literature and spread Christianity. The most important reason we should study the Byzantine Empire may be the Justinian code. This set of laws‚ written by the second leader of the Empire‚ influenced justice in the modern world. These are some of the reasons it is

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    the north had conquered the last emperor and claimed the land their own. But in the east‚ a new empire was blooming‚ the Byzantine Empire. The Byzantine Empire was both similar and different from the previous Roman Empire‚ and its greatest ruler‚ Justinian‚ made it his main ambition to regain the lost territory‚ and power of Rome. The empire of Byzantium was the only classical empire to survive the erratically difficult period of time some 500 years after the turn of the millennium. Problems

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    ARTH 1001: Museum Formal Analysis Paper The Tiber Muse Winged Victory of the Nike of Samothrace Justinian and Attendants from San Vitale Adrienne Keiser TA- Anna‚ Tuesday Section April 23rd‚ 2013 The Tiber Muse‚ originally discovered in the vicinity of the Tiber River in Rome in 1885‚ is a product of the Graeco-Roman era and is dated around the 2nd-1st century BCE. This date and other formal qualities of the sculpture such as the pose‚ drapery and medium suggest that it was produced

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    Empire. 476 A.D. Fall of the Western Roman Empire. Constantinople remained as the capital of the Eastern Roman Empire. Eastern Roman empire Tried to reestablish the Roman Empire and political unity in the Mediterranean. I. Justinian and the Eastern Roman Empire Justinian Was the

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    between the sign itself (which he called the referent) and the actual meaning. An icon is a meaning which is based upon similarity or appearance (for example‚ similarity in shape). . Mosaic of Justinian and Theodora from the church of san Vitale in Rome In the mosaic of Justinian and his retinue‚ Justinian is wearing the same

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