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Arian Christian
Theodoric
The City of God
Augustine
dome on squinches
San Vitale
Greek for “Holy Wisdom”
Hagia Sophia

Justinian:

supervised a much needed revision and codification of Roman law 

true

Justinian:

along with his wife Theodora took a keen interest in Christian theology and ecclesiastical governance

true

Justinian:

 funded the building of both Hagia Sophia and San Vitale

true

Augustine:

 lived at a time when the Byzantine Empire was on the verge of collapse

false

Augustine:

argued that God did not direct the order of human events because God, being holy, could not be involved with a fallen and sinful world

false

Augustine:

concurred with the Stoic view of history as cyclical

false

The Confessions:

  show how and what to love

true

The Confessions:

 include an incident with a pear tree demonstrating the thrill of doing evil for evil’s sake alone

true

The Confessions:

describe how difficult it was for Augustine to decide between marrying a Christian girl or marrying and
hoping to convert the pagan mistress he truly loved and had lived with for years before his conversion

false

Early Christian artists working on the interiors of Ravenna’s churches:

 chose to decorate with mosaics rather than frescoes because of Ravenna’s close proximity to the sea

false

Early Christian artists working on the interiors of Ravenna’s churches:

 depicted processions of martyrs as well as a beardless Christ

true

Early Christian artists working on the interiors of Ravenna’s churches:

 depicted the emperor Justinian as the representative of Christ on earth, with his power balancing both
church and state

true

Byzantine architects:

 used light in their churches as the symbol of divine wisdom, the light of heaven where the faithful would
be bathed in the actual light of God

true

Byzantine architects:

 devised new ways to create a larger dome than the Pantheon in Rome

true

Byzantine architects:

 combined the basilica plan with the domed central plan in designing Hagia Sopia

true

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