WELCOME TO THE NEW COURSE. FIRST TASK

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We are going to try our first easy activity:


a)Who is this woman?
b)Who was her husband?
c)Why was he important?
d)Where can you find this mosaic?
e)Do you know any building that her husband ordered to build?

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  1. Pilar Cavero Haro19 September 2014 at 12:33

    a) Is Teodora , empress Byzantine.
    b) Her husband was Justinian.
    c) Because she married Justinian and was beautiful, intelligent and christian.
    d) It is located in the San Vitale in Ravenna, Italy.
    e) During his reign, the most magnificent of the Byzantine churches, Hagia Sophia,located in modern-day Instanbul, was built.

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  2. Gaspar 2º C20 September 2014 at 12:01

    a) She is Theodora, the wife of Justinian.
    b) He was a Emperor.
    c) Because he expanded his territory and he invented a code of laws.
    d) It is in the Basilica of San Vitale.
    e) The church of Hagia Sophia.

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  3. lucia gonzalez caniza 2 eso b21 September 2014 at 02:01

    a)teodora
    b)justinian l
    c)because it was a reigning empress
    d)san vidal ravena
    e)santa sofia

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  4. esther catalan martinez 2°a21 September 2014 at 02:08

    a)Teodora
    b)Bizancio
    c)because it was a reigning empress
    d)san vital rabean
    e)Santa sofia

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  5. Marta Medina 2º C20 October 2014 at 12:39

    1) She is Theodora
    2) Your husband is Justiniano. He was important because:
    - he was important byzantine emperor
    - he building the Sta. Sofía
    - he created the law code of Justinian
    - he extendad de empire

    3) The mosaic can be found in the church of San Vital at Rávena
    4) Her husband built Santa Sofia.

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