FAH215H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Melchizedek, Rabbula Gospels, Raised Floor
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*midterm: fill in blank (terms from your vocab lists), image identification (project image on screen, write in sentences), compare two images (what"s diff, similar, small essay:3 paragraphs) Good shepherd: christ, caring his flock of soul. *catacomb: early christian believed resurrection so they buried dead bodies in underground, schematic and symbolic arts (anchor: christ"s victory over death, fish: marine abundance) Ceiling of catacomb painted in typology (center-good shepherd: new-testament/ surround by jonah: old-testament): foreshadowing. *constantine: looking up into the heaven showing spirituality, convert christian to public religion, attributed his victory to christian god, *arch of constantine: built in 4th century, spolia (used old/recycled material mixed with new material-> political (sharing virtue, ideological) *birth of christian monumental architecture: old st. peters, plan(horizontal section that cut of the building, you can see from top), basilica(type of building), nave(center of building), transect (perpendicular section), st. peter buried under this building(monumental building).
