What was the Western part of the Roman Empire referred to after its division in 395 C.E.?

Which event marked the division of the Roman Empire into the Eastern and Western Empires?

Who was the last Western Roman emperor removed by the German Odoacer?

In what year did Justinian become the Eastern Roman Emperor?

What was a significant change in art style after the fall of the Western Roman Empire?

What does the term "didactic" imply about the art from the period after the Western Roman Empire fell?

Which two basic types of plans were originally used in Christian Church architecture?

How did the function of Christian churches influence their architectural form?

Who played a critical role in the spread of Christianity beyond the Jewish communities of Palestine into the Greco-Roman world?

In which century did Emperor Constantine accept Christianity and become its patron?

What was the primary focus of art during the Byzantine period from 500 CE to 1453 CE?

What cultural aspect was strongly endorsed in Byzantine art?

During the Byzantine period, how did art typically treat naturalistic depictions, such as the human body?

What term describes the action of rejecting, destroying, or removing images due to religious beliefs during the Byzantine period?

What is the term used to describe the entrance hall or lobby area at the west end of the nave in a basilica-plan church?

Which part of the church is typically semicircular and houses the altar in both the basilica-plan and central-plan churches?

Central Plan churches were most common in the

What architectural feature is identified as 'clerestory' in the basilica-plan church?

What term is used to refer to the preserved works of the first five centuries CE in the context of Christianity?

What were the catacombs used for by early Christians?

What was a common Roman practice for dealing with their dead during the early Christian era?

Where is the Catacomb of Priscilla's Greek Chapel located?

What unique feature is the Greek Chapel named for?

What type of art style decorates the Greek Chapel?

What is a characteristic of the fresco technique used in the Greek Chapel?

What is the Greek Chapel named for?

What is the setting of the Orant Fresco depicted in the image?

What pose is the central female figure in the Orant Fresco adopting?

In the Orant Fresco, what does the figure on the left represent?

Who might the figures on the right side of the Orant Fresco represent?

What is the primary subject depicted in the ancient fresco shown in the image?

Which artistic technique is primarily used in the creation of the artwork shown in the image?

What century does the Good Shepherd fresco in the Catacomb of Priscilla date back to?

Which biblical figure is depicted in the Good Shepherd fresco from the Catacomb of Priscilla?

What artistic style is Christ's physical form based on in the Good Shepherd fresco?

What pose is Christ depicted in within the Good Shepherd fresco?

What does the Good Shepherd symbolize in early Christian art as depicted in the fresco?

What is the term used to describe the upper level of a basilica-plan church that allows light into the nave?

What is the central part of a basilica-plan church called, typically flanked by aisles?

What major question threatened to split the early Christian community?

In what year did Constantine take action to quell the controversy within the Christian community?

Where did Constantine invite 318 bishops to resolve the Christian controversy?

Who convened the First Council of Nicaea?

What was the primary goal of the First Council of Nicaea?

What architectural style is the Basilica of Santa Sabina built in?

What type of material is used for the windows of Santa Sabina instead of glass?

What is the layout of the Santa Sabina?

During which centuries was the Santa Sabina constructed?

How are men and women arranged in the seating within Santa Sabina?

What does all the spolia (marble veneer and 24 fluted marble columns with Corinthian capitals) in the Santa Sabina represent?

What architectural feature do the columns in Santa Sabina support?

What are the spandrels in Santa Sabina made of?

What does the flat wooden ceiling with coffered architecture in Santa Sabina indicate?

Which ancient structure is Santa Sabina similar to?

Who was the first Emperor of the Roman Empire?

What event marked the end of the Roman Republic and the beginning of the Roman Empire?

What was the cause of the fall of the Roman Empire?

What was the Roman forum?

Which Roman Emperor is famous for building a wall across Britain?

What is this form of art called?

Who was the famous lady that influenced her husband, Emperor Justinian, to increase some legal rights of women?

Justinain was known for building this famous church.

The Byzantine Empire and Eastern Roman Empire are referring to the same empire

Identify this Byzantine Church.

Which of the following groups brought an end to the Byzantine Empire in 1453?

What language became the main language of the liturgy of the Orthodox Church and for the Byzantine Empire

This megalith uses

This is meant to depict

The Hagia Sophia was originally a church and has become a mosque and museum.

Hagia Sophia means

Pieces used to create mosaics are called:

San Vitale is shaped like an octogon.

This is a picture of:

This is a picture of the interior dome of:

The illustrated codex was a new luxury item and started to replaced scrolls as way to write and read text. The Vienna Genesis is one of the earliest examples we have.

The Vienna Genesis is a translation from the original Hebrew into Greek, written in silver ink with the parchment soaked in purple dye.

The color purple, as is prominent in the Vienna Genesis, is associated with the impoverished & poor citizens of the Byzantine Empire.

This is a picture of: