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Qui altari servit de altari vivat
Qui a/tari servit de a/tari vivat Qui sert l'autel doit vivre de l'autel 11 s'agit de la formulation la plus di tTuse ( certaines variantes au lieu de vivat mettant les verbes vivit et manducat à l'indicatif) d'une expres sion qui concerne la profession ecclésiastique et prescrit aux prêtres de ne pas vivre d'autres activités que la leur., en leur conseillant de suivre leur vocation sans être contraints à gagner leur vie autrement que par leur sacerdoce. Elle est empruntée à un passage...
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Greek Art and Architecture - USA History.
The struggle between these two city-states and their allies ultimately led to the Peloponnesian War (431-404 BC), which Sparta won. Despite this conflict, the 5th century, often called the Classical period, is usually considered the culmination of Greek art, architecture, and drama, with its highest achievements being the Temple ofZeus at Olympia, the Parthenon in Athens, and the plays of Athenian dramatists Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, and Aristophanes. The 4th century, or Late Classical p...
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Maya Civilization.
destruction was directed mostly at temples in the ceremonial precincts; it had little or no impact on the economy or population of a city as a whole. Some city-states didoccasionally conquer others, but this was not a common occurrence until very late in the Classic period when lowland civilization had begun to disintegrate. Until thattime, the most common pattern of Maya warfare seems to have consisted of raids employing rapid attacks and retreats by relatively small numbers of warriors, most o...
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Maya Civilization - History.
destruction was directed mostly at temples in the ceremonial precincts; it had little or no impact on the economy or population of a city as a whole. Some city-states didoccasionally conquer others, but this was not a common occurrence until very late in the Classic period when lowland civilization had begun to disintegrate. Until thattime, the most common pattern of Maya warfare seems to have consisted of raids employing rapid attacks and retreats by relatively small numbers of warriors, most o...
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Orthodox Church.
formally defined by an ecumenical council, as it was in Catholicism, some Orthodox theologians have taught that the act of becoming a monk or the service of burial canalso be sacraments. The sacramental practice of the Orthodox differs in many details from Western customs. Baptism is administered by immersing the child or adult three times under thewater, each time in the name of one of the persons of the Trinity. It is followed immediately by anointment with chrism, a sacred perfumed oil that r...
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Art comme médiation du fait religieux ?
Évangiles, de la Bible ou du Coran. Car à ce compte-là, seuls les professeurs libéraux pourraient parler d'Adam Smith et seuls les communistes de Karl Marx. C'estpourquoi une laïcité qui s'interdirait ce champ de savoir se condamnerait à une frilosité certaine. C'est pourquoi aussi une pédagogie ainsi comprise pourraitcontribuer à une pédagogie de la laïcité elle-même. 4 Première intervention La croixA l'époque du Christ, la croix évoquait l'horreur et l'humiliation. On l'appelait le supplice ho...
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Römische Kunst und Architektur - Geschichte.
Das römische Stadthaus (Domus) entwickelte sich aus dem einfachen Atriumhaus, wie es schon die Etrusker kannten. Es war achsensymmetrisch um einen zentralen Innenhof (Atrium) angelegt, der in der Mitte ein Auffangbecken für Regenwasser (Impluvium) besaß und in den man von der Straße aus durch ein Vestibül (Vestibulum) und eine Eingangshalle (Fauces) gelangte. Darum gruppierten sich der Empfangsraum (Tablinium), der Essraum (Triclinium), die Küche und eine Reihe kleinerer Schlafzimm...
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Greek Art and Architecture - history.
powerful independent city-states. From 334 to 323 BC, Alexander the Great extended his father's empire into Asia Minor (now Turkey), Syria, Egypt, Persia, Afghanistan, and as far as India. D The Hellenistic Period (323-31 BC) Although Alexander the Great extended Greek civilization far beyond the Greek mainland and the boundaries of the Aegean Sea, his empire did not survive his death in 323.After Alexander died, his generals and successors divided the empire into a number of kingdoms: Ptolem...
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Michelangelo
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INTRODUCTION
Michelangelo (1475-1564), Italian painter, sculptor, architect, and poet whose artistic accomplishments exerted a tremendous influence on his contemporaries and on
subsequent European art.
(17 ft) tall, was carved from a block of stone that another sculptor had left unfinished. Michelangelo drew on the classical tradition in depicting David as a nude,standing with his weight on one leg, the other leg at rest ( see contrapposto). This pose suggests impending movement, and the entire sculpture shows tense waiting, as David sizes up his enemy and considers his course of action. While David reveals Michelangelo's expert knowledge of anatomy (he had been dissecting corpses for about...
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Michelangelo.
(17 ft) tall, was carved from a block of stone that another sculptor had left unfinished. Michelangelo drew on the classical tradition in depicting David as a nude,standing with his weight on one leg, the other leg at rest ( see contrapposto). This pose suggests impending movement, and the entire sculpture shows tense waiting, as David sizes up his enemy and considers his course of action. While David reveals Michelangelo's expert knowledge of anatomy (he had been dissecting corpses for about...
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Dänemark - geographie.
eine deutschsprachige Minderheit, die über eigene Schulen und Bibliotheken verfügt. Die Anfänge der dänischen Schriftkultur gehen zurück auf den Beginn des16. Jahrhunderts. Auf den zu Dänemark gehörenden autonomen Inseln Grönland und Färöer wird ebenfalls Dänisch gesprochen (neben Eskimo bzw. Färöisch). 3.3 Religion Das Luthertum ist die dominierende Glaubensrichtung in Dänemark. Mehr als 90 Prozent aller Dänen gehören der evangelisch-lutherischen Kirche (Evangelisk-lutherske Folkekirke in Dan...
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Malerei.
zisterziensischen Skriptorien einen feinlinigen, freien Zeichenstil, der an die Errungenschaften karolingischer Skriptorien anknüpft (Utrecht-Psalter). Siehe auch romanische Kunst und Architektur 9.1 Gotik Die Durchfensterung der Hochschiffwände im Kirchenbau der Gotik bereitete den Weg für den Siegeszug der Glasmalerei als neuem Medium. Im Bereich der Buchmalereilösten zunehmend professionelle Malerateliers die klösterlichen Werkstätten ab. Eine profane Allegorie des Guten und Schlechten...
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Judentum - Religion.
Pentateuch, sondern die gesamte rabbinische Literatur. 5 GEBETE UND RITEN Gläubige Juden verstehen das gesamte Leben als Dienst an Gott. Der Spruch „Ich habe den Herrn allezeit vor Augen” (Psalm 16, 8), der auf der Vorderwand zahlreicherSynagogen steht, kennzeichnet die traditionelle jüdische Frömmigkeit. Orthodoxe Juden beten dreimal am Tag: am Morgen (schacharit), am Nachmittag (mincha) und am Abend (maarib) . Zu diesen Zeiten brachte man früher Opfergaben im Tempel von Jerusalem dar, so...
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Middle Ages .
Saints were very important in Late Antiquity. They were considered both models of virtue and powerful miracle workers. One of the most well-known saints of the periodwas Saint Anthony. Anthony gave away all his possessions and left his hometown in Egypt to live alone in the desert and pray. Anthony was one of the first Christianmonks. The word monk comes from a term meaning 'alone.' Gradually Anthony attracted followers, and he eventually became the center of a whole community of monks who wis...