People
Oxford professor who translated the Bible to English first
John Wycliffe
The Crusades opened up trade between Europe and this empire
Eastern
Latin translation of the Bible
Vulgate
Who wrote Canterbury Tales
Chaucer
Known as "the Philosopher"
Aristotle
Italian monk born in the 5th century
Benedict
This country dominated the Renaissance because of its location
Italy
The Lord's Supper
Eucharist
master painter, sculptor, inventor, and engineer
Leonardo da Vinci
crowned emperor of Rome on Christmas day in A.D. 800
Charlemagne
The followers of John Wycliffe
Lollards
What failed to capture the Holy Land for Christendom
the Crusades
Dante wrote this poem about a journey through the afterlife
The Divine Comedy
greatest artist of the Renaissance
Michelangelo
Bishop of Hippo in North Africa
Augustine
priest who translated the Bible into Latin in 405
Jerome
Italian city where Francis tried to repair a church
Assissi
combination of Greek philosophy and Romanism
Scholasticism
the growth of this helped the Renaissance
middle class
who said emperors must kiss the feet of the pope
Gregory VII
Italian philosopher who successfully combined Aristotle and Romanism
Thomas Aquinas
place where sinners stay after death until they pay for their sins
purgatory
Augustine's book that is a Christian philosophy of history
The City of God
created "Sistine Madonna and the School of Athens
Raphael
established the Saxon line of kings in 919
Henry the Fowler