formal leaders within established religions

servants of the emperor

nobles who have lost their power

peasants who have a lot of money

a Roman emperor who converted to Christianity

a Greek philosopher

a Roman general who betrayed the army

responsible for the death of Jesus

was the capital of the Byzantine empire

is where most Roman myths start

is a legendary city made of gold

was the birthplace of Constantine

a branch of Christianity that formed in the Eastern Roman Empire

a branch of Christianity that formed in the Western Roman Empire

a type of government similar to oligarchy

a language developed in the Eastern Roman Empire

was the split between the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church

was the split between the Eastern and Western Roman Empires

was the name given to destructive storm in 378 AD

was a famous mosaic mural in Rome

a mosque and former church built in Constantinople

the royal palace of the empire

a famous song written about Queen Sophia

a state in the Byzantine Empire

icon

scripture

church

vatican

empires and emperors

kings and queens

the church

citizens from another country

a series of laws that many modern laws are based on

a secret password to get into the emperor's palace

a famous book of poems

the name given to Emperor Justinian's rule

religious people sent to spread their beliefs

the king's servants sent to do what he says

non-religious people sent to spread their reliefs

another name for soldiers in the Roman army

a religious way of life

a non-religious way of life

a form of government

a law of the church against owning pets

a man who is a member of a religious community

a woman who is a member of a religious community

a king who has lost power

a child who owns property

form of art made by arranging small pieces together

breed of horse used by the Romans

vow taken by priests

song written by Emperor Theodosius

the male head of a family or group

the female head of a family or group

the general of an army

a priest who has left the church

a contagious bacterial disease

the name given to a large army

the cure for a disease

a doctor who specializes in lung disease

another word for "split"

another word for "coming together"

another word for "taking a break"

another word for "cliff"

people from Eastern and Central Europe, as well as Central Asia and their language

people who have been enslaved but were freed

people from the country of Slavia

a temple made completely out of volcanic rock

the Empress of Eastern Rome and Justinian's wife

a famous hero from Roman myths

the first queen of Rome

a famous writer who had most of her work plagiarised