Exam 7: Jewish,early Christian,and Byzantine Art

At the "Last Supper," Jesus instructed his disciples to eat bread (his body)and drink wine (his blood)in remembrance of him,which became the foundation for the rite of __________.

Which of the following themes was considered difficult to depict?

Which ruler began a campaign of building and renovation in Constantinople during the mid-sixth century?

The complex compartmentalization of the interior space of the Cathedral of St.Mark in Venice illustrates the influence of __________.

Painted panels with images of sacred figures that are used as aids to meditation and prayer are called __________.

The first synagogue at Dura-Europos was located in a __________.

In an Early Christian church,the focal point of the church where the altar is located is called the __________.

Menorahs and Ark of the Covenant decorated the walls of __________.

The Ark of the Covenant contained __________.

The Katholikon of the monastery of Hosios Loukas features an iconostasis that __________.

The first four books of the Christian New Testament are called the __________.

At Dura-Europos,the assembly hall was identified as a house-synagogue because of its __________.

A page or leaf in a manuscript is known as __________.

Which of the following artworks demonstrates the use of stories from the Hebrew Bible to prefigure important events in the New Testament?

The Church of Sta.Sabina exemplifies the architectural elements of an Early Christian basilica because it has __________.

Rublyov's Three Angels Visiting Abraham (Old Testament Trinity)demonstrates the Byzantine interest in depicting __________.

Which of the following is a term for semidomes?

Old St.Peter's in Rome was built at the place where Christians believed the leader of the apostles was __________.

Which of the following was painted on the walls of the synagogue at Dura-Europos?

Where did Christians worship before their religion was recognized?