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Medieval 13 of 13
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Medieval 12 of 13
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Medieval 11 of 13
St. Joan of Arc Vocabulary
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Medieval 10 of 13
Dialectic Argument - The concept of a higher resolution comes in part from the work of the philosopher Hegel. He wrote at length about the importance of developing "dialectic" argument. Dialectic argument is composed of two opposing ideas and a higher way of looking at them. Hegel gave a specific name to each part of a dialectic argument: thesis: first argument; antithesis: opposing argument; synthesis: higher resolution;
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Medieval 9 of 13
Archery Vocabulary
Crannequin - see book.
Target Arrow - see book.
Windlass - see book.
Parlimentary Vocabulary
Come to Order
Minutes - see book.
Motion - see book.
Table - see book
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Medieval 8 of 13
General Vocabulary
Tournament Vocabulary
"Frog Mouthed" - see book
Armor Vocabulary
Besauge - see book.
Cap-a-pie - see book.
Leg Defense
Arm Defense
Gauntlet - see book.
Vambrace - see book.
Knight Vocabulary
Falconry (Falconing in book)
Battle Vocabulary
Horseman's ax - battle ax
Retainers - see book.
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Medieval 7 of 13
Cathedral Vocabulary
Tools Vocabulary
Stained-Glass Vocabulary
Bioxide of Manganese and Ferrous Oxide
Musical Terms Vocabulary
Monastic Vocabulary
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Medieval 6 of 13
Economics - see book.
Pageants - see book.
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Medieval 5 of 13
Laity or Lay Clergy
Papacy - see book.
Primacy - see book.
Religious Orders - see book.
See - see book.
Simony - see book.
The Babylonian Captivity of 1309-1377 - this may not cover the info so be sure to research otherwise.
Waldesians - there may be a better def.?
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Medieval 4 of 13
General Vocabulary
Cryc - a game, a forerunner to "cricket"
Kirtle - a long-sleeved dress
Kitchen Vocabulary
Pantler - see book.
Poinetteries - see book.
Soteltes - see book.
Noble Spices Vocabulary
Pesant Spices Vocabulary
Medieval Drinks Vocabulary
Medieval Meat Vocabulary
Medieval Fish Vocabulary
Medieval Wild Birds Vocabulary
Medieval Fruit, Vegies, and Nuts Vocabulary
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Medieval 3 of 13
Feudalism Vocabulary
Feifs or Feuds
Oath or Fealty
Monor Vocabulary
Bailiff - ran the estate
Castle Vocabulary
Heraldry Vocabulary
Coat of Arms Vocabulary
Titles of Nobility
| Latin | French | German | English |
| Princeps | Prince | Prinz | Prince |
| Dux | Duc | Herzog | Duke |
| Comes | Comte | Graf | Earl/Countess |
| Marquis | Markgraf | Marquess | Baron |
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Medieval 2 of 13
Couching the Lance - A method of holding the spear under one's arm to increase the force that maximized its impact (developed during the 11th century).
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Medieval 1 of 13
General
Cyning - see book.
King Arthur Vocabulary
The Battle of Caledon Wood - may need more?
The Battle of Camlam - The battle where Arthur is killed.
Beowulf Vocabulary
Scydings - a group of people in Beowulf
Wedermark - 'Wedermark' is another name for Geatland
Werd (Wyrd) - fate
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Vikings 1 of 1
General
Berserkers - see book.
Blot - see book.
Drapa - A hymn or poem in prose form composed to one of the Norse deities.
Karls - see book.
Mjollni - Thor's Hammer.
Skaldf - Poet.
Thralls - see book.
Ship Vocabulary Inherited from Norsemen
Clinker-built - see book.
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Moslems 2 of 2
People of the Moslem World
Nusayris -- different spelling than book.
Islamic Poetry
General Vocabulary
Al-jabr -- see book.
Hisab -- see book.
Mosque Vocabulary
Dikka -- see book.
Iman -- see book.
Kursi -- see book.
Mihrab -- see book.
Minbar -- see book.
Muezzin -- see book.
Riwaqs -- see book.
Sahn -- see book.
Zulla -- see book.
Arabic Food
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Moslems 1 of 2
Islam -- see book
Isra'il -- see book
Sunna -- see book
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Charlemagne 1 of 1
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Byzantine 1 of 1
Glagolith -- see book
Greek Fire -- see book
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Rome 10 of 10
Francisa -- see book
Laeger -- see book
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Rome 9 of 10
Religious
Abbot -- see book
Copts -- see book
Hermit -- see book
Monk -- see book
Tradiores -- see book
Architecture
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Rome 8 of 10
General
Heresy
Anthropokos -- see book
Christokos -- see book
Homoiousios -- see book
Homoousios -- see book
Theotokos -- see book
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Rome 7 of 10
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Rome 6 of 10
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Rome 5 of 10
General
Jewish
Tools
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Rome 4 of 10
Architecture
General
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Rome 3 of 10
Aquila -- see book
Aquilifer -- see book
Centurion, Centuriae
Cornicern -- A horn used in the Roman army
Praefectus Castrorum -- camp commandant
Princeps (slight change from book)
Tesserarius -- Low level officers(Guard Commander) Again there were 59 of these, or one for each Century. They acted seconds to the Optios. Paid one and a half times the basic wage. This rank is similar to the modern Second Lieutenant.
Triarii -- The last line of the legion. The most seasoned soldiers, veterans. They were quite often left behind to guard a camp and thus did not participate in the battle at all. Triarii have been equipped in exactly the same manner as Principes. Triarii fought either with spear or sword.
Tribunus Laticlavius -- 'broadstriped officer'; senatorial legionary officer, second in command of a legion.
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Rome 2 of 10
Personal Attire
Ornatrix -- use book
Tonsores -- use book
Food
Prima Mensae (The main course)
Secunda Mensae (The second course)
Roman House
Culina (Kitchen)
The Villa Rustica (Google translated this, but you can get the idea)
The Villa Urbana (Google translated this, but you can get the idea)
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Rome 1 of 10
Roman based words
Comita -- use books
Juger -- see book
English based words
Punic -- see book
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The Big Picture
See the Glossary in Ancient Rome: How It Affects You Today by Richard Maybury
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Greeks - 10 of 10
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Greeks - 9 of 10
Socratic method -- Socratic dialogue
The Lyceum(just think on this one)
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Drama
Proskenion -- Hellenistic: projecting side additions to the skene; one to two story side wings on either side of the proskenion; could be ornamented with columns or pillars supporting a frieze; equivalent to Roman versurae
Poetry
Iambic hexameter (see book)
Art
Architecture
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Greeks -6 of 10
Psiloi -- A light soldier, skirmisher.
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Tholos Tomb -- The {Mycenaean tholos tomb} consists of a circular, subterranean burial chamber, sometimes referred to as the {thalamos}, roofed by a corbelled vault and approached by a {dromos} [= entrance passage] that narrows abruptly at the {stomion} [= doorway] actually opening into the tomb chamber. The chamber or thalamos is built of stone rather than simply being hewn out of bedrock. Tholoi of this kind are usually, though not invariably, set into slopes or hillsides. Burials were either laid out on the floor of the tomb chamber or were placed in pits, cists, or shafts cut into this floor.
Gods & Goddesses of Mythology(Achaean side)
Gods & Goddesses of Mythology(Trojan side)
Zeus(sometimes)
Gods & Goddesses of Mythology(other)
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People of Mythology (pull biographies from these pages)
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Hebrews - 11 of 11
Gragger -- These are the noisemakers used during the reading of the Meglliah. Every time the name of Haman is mentioned, everyone boos, hisses, stamps their feet and twirls their noisemaker. Though they are usually shown as the rectangular shape, any type of noisemaker can be used
The King's Messengers -- Use common since
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Hebrews - 10 of 11
Apocalyptic literature -- Apocalyptic Literature is a written form of communication where predictive prophecy is related with figures of speech, symbols, types and literal language in order to confirm the veracity of the Biblical message given by God through the human author.
Messianic rule -- The government of the Anointed One.
Prophetic visions -- Things that you see, these may be from God, that predict things that will happen.
Symbolic imagery -- A mental picture that stands for or suggests something else.
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Hebrews - 9 of 11
Schrecklichkeit -- see book
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