CHHI 520 Quiz Fifth Century

CHHI 520 Quiz: Fifth to Ninth Century

1. In the fifth century, ______ encouraged the increasing prominence of the Roman papacy.
2. At the Council of Orange in 529, ______.
3. The strategies of seventh and eighth century Anglo Saxon missionaries included
4. In 496, the Frankish King Clovis ______.
5. The Syrian missionary monk Alopen ______.
6. Pope Gregory I introduced his Gregorian chants into sixth and seventh century worship services.
7. Augustine’s City of God ______.
8. Benedict’s spiritual disciplines included ______.
9. Cassiodorus’s Institutes of Divine and Secular Readings ______.
10. Ulfilas ______.
11. “Give what you command, and command what you will” was written by ______.
12. In his response to Pelagius, Augustine argued that ______.
13. Cyril and Methodius ______.
14. Who said, “Special care must be taken that we hold to that which has been believed, everywhere, always, and by all”?
15. Patrick was the first missionary to the Irish.
16. The Alexandrian theologians ______.
17. In 410, Alaric the Goth ______.
18. Nestorius ______.
19. The Council of Chalcedon of 451 confirmed that ______.
20. Sixth-century mission work to England was inspired by ______.
21. Pelagius taught that a person can live without sin and observe all the commands of God.
22. Benedict of Nursia’s monastic Rule was notable for its emphasis on ______.
23. The greatest theologian and scholar of seventh and eighth century England was
24. Bishop Leo of Rome influenced the Council of Chalcedon of 451 through ______.
25. In Augustine’s Confessions, Books 11 – 13, he ______.