ID Terms Flashcards

Know 3 significant facts about each term (33 cards)

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70 AD

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  1. Temple destroyed
  2. Fulfillment of Jesus’ prophecy
  3. Disciples scattered from Jerusalem
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Polycarp of Smyrna

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  1. Disciple of Apostle John
  2. Martyred in 157 AD
  3. Bishop of Smyrna
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Ignatios of Antioch

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  1. First martyr after Steven
  2. 3rd bishop of Antioch
  3. Child held by Jesus
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Clement of Rome

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  1. 3rd bishop of Rome
  2. Wrote a letter to the Corinthians
  3. Wrote 1 Clement and 2 Clement
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Pliny the Younger

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  1. Governor of Athenia
  2. Wrote a letter to Trajan about what to do with the Christians
  3. Refers to Christianity as a disease spreading through Rome
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Trajan

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  1. Emperor of Rome
  2. Made an edict that Christians could not be persecuted anonymously
  3. Did not view emperors as gods
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Josephus

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  1. Jewish historian, priest, and ruler
  2. Jewish, but refers to Jesus as the Christ
  3. Wrote “On Jewish Wars & Antiquities”
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Abgar of Odessa

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  1. Contemporary of Christ
  2. Thaddeus brings him a cloth with an image of Jesus that heals his leprosy
  3. Converted his empire to Christianity and hung the cloth over the gates
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Tatian the Assyrian

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  1. Disciple of Justin Martyr
  2. Wrote Diatesseron
  3. Taught the Encratites
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Edict of Milan

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  1. Issued in 313 AD
  2. Legalized Christianity in Rome
  3. Issued by Constantine
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Constantine the Great

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  1. First Christian Roman emperor
  2. Wrote the Edict of Milan to legalize Christianity
  3. Called the 1st Ecumenical Council
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Tertullian

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  1. Well educated lawyer
  2. First to coin the term Trinity
  3. “What has faith to do with philosophy?”
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Diocletian

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  1. Emperor of Rome during the crisis of the 3rd century
  2. Militarized the empire
  3. Issued the third wave of persecutions of Christians
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Empress Helen

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  1. Mother of Constantine
  2. Found the cross of Christ
  3. Christian, strong Christian supporter, and saint
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Athanasios the Great

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  1. Exiled 5 times
  2. Bishop of Alexandria
  3. At the 1st Ecumenical Council
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Nicholas of Myra

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  1. Slapped Arias at the 1st Ecumenical Council
  2. Gave away his money to the poor in secret
  3. Patron saint of sailors
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Pachomias the Great

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  1. Early desert father
  2. Founded a monastery by the Nile
  3. Influenced Basil the Great
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Gregory the Theologian

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  1. Present at the 2nd Ecumenical Council
  2. Studied at Athens with Basil the Great and Julian the Apostate
  3. Said “What is not assumed is not healed.”
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Anthony the Great

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  1. Founder of monasticism
  2. Lived alone in the desert for 20 years inspired by Matthew 19:21
  3. Early desert father
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Basil the Great

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  1. Friend of Gregory the Theologian
  2. Studied at Athens with Gregory the Theologian and Julian the Apostate
  3. Bishop of Caeserea
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Ambrose of Milan

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  1. Baptized and consecrated as a priest and bishop within a week
  2. Counters pelagianism and Arianism
  3. Promots antiphonal chants
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Theodosius the Great

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  1. Banned the Olympics
  2. Called the 2nd Ecumenical Council
  3. Made Christianity the official religion of the Roman empire
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Julian the Apostate

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  1. Desired to restore paganism to Rome
  2. Brought Athanasius back from exile
  3. Studied with Gregory the Theologian and Basil the Great at Athens
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Nestorianism

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  1. Taught by Nestorius, patriarch of Constantinople
  2. Refuted at the 3rd Ecumenical Council
  3. Uses the term “Christotokos” and splits the human and divine person of Christ
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Theotokos
1. Means "God-bearer" 2. When Nestorius heard it he found it scandalous 3. Affirms Christ's full divinity
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Leo the Great
1. Bishop of Rome during the 3rd and 4th Ecumenical Councils 2. Sends the Tome of Leo to the 3rd Ecumenical Council 3. His tome confirms the one person and two natures of Christ
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Justinian the Great
1. Called the 5th Ecumenical Council 2. Last Roman emperor 3. Constructed the Hagia Sophia
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Empress Theodora
1. Wife of Justinian the Great 2. Sympathetic to the monophysites 3. Convinced her husband to call the 5th Ecumenical Council
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Monophysitism
1. Taught by Dioscorus 2. Claims that Christ has only one person and one nature 3. Refuted at the 4th Ecumenical Council
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John the Almsgiver
1. Gave charity to the monophysites without discrimination 2. Patriarch of Alexandria 3. Chalcedonian churches multiply 10 times under him
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Augustine
1. Wrote "City of God" and "Confessions" 2. Refuted pelagianism 3. Influential Latin Christian
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John Cassian
1. Refuted pelagianism 2. Established monasteries in Southern France 3. Moved to Egypt from Bethlehem and encountered the Desert Fathers
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Cyril of Alexandria
1. Present at the 3rd Ecumenical Council 2. Refuted nestorianism 3. Patriarch of Alexandria