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| which of the following is not a characteristic of the typical gothic cathedral |
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| which of the following is not a part of the ordinary of the mass |
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| Dantes Divine comedy is called a comedy because it is written |
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| in the vernacular and has a happy ending |
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| an aisle around the apse and behind the high altar |
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| The liturgical music used throughout the church of Rome during the medieval period is known as |
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| which of the following relics has long been Chartres Cathedral's most cherished possession |
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| The tunic which Mary wore at Jesus's birth |
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| in the Divine comedy Dantes to guides are |
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| stained-glass windows served two chief functions: the first was to experience God's illumination; the second was |
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| The trivium and quadrivium are |
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| The basic areas of study in the medieval period |
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| during the Middle Ages, troubles within the church of Rome culminated and eventually lead to |
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