ITGC - Roman & Byzantine periods in the land of Israël - Part 2

1. A "Laterin" is :

2. A "Pedestal" is :

3. The eastern Cardo in the old city of Jerusalem starts at the Damascus Gate and ends at :

4. The western Cardo in the old city of Jerusalem starts at the Damascus Gate and ends at :

5. The name of the first monk who came to the Judean Desert and founded the monastic movement in the land of Israël is :

6. The same monk invented the monastic way of life called :

7. A stone with the marking of the "10th legion fritensis" was found at the old city of Jerusalem near :

8. The base of this legion in Jerusalem during the Roman Period was at :

9. Which large and magnificent church stood in Jerusalem during the Byzantine period at the area of today's Jewish Quarter :

10. The most prominent Byzantine emperor who ruled in the 5th century is called :

11. Eudocia was :

12. Eudocia built :

13. The place were Jesus was trialed according to the Christian tradition is :

14. Which of these elements can be seen in the mosaic of the old synagogue at Tzipori :

15. In one of the houses in Tzipori, a unique and impressive mosaic was found, featuring the image of a woman known as :

16. The mosaic of the birds in Caesarea shows :

17. During the Byzantine period, the Jews in the land of Israël were not allowed to live in Jerusalem, and therefore they primarily concentrated in which area ?

18. In the period after the destruction of the Jewish Temple, the Jews in the land of Israël were led by a council of sages called :

19. Rabbi Judah the Prince lived in :

20. During the Byzantine period, the monastic movement arrived in the Land of Israël. One of the central areas where it took place is :

21. Which of the following monasteries is not located in the territory of the Land of Israël ?

22. What is the name of the hot room in a roman bath house ?

23. What is the meaning of the word "Sarcophagus" ?

24. What is NOT part of a Hypodermic design ?

25. Emperor Justinian ruled at the :

26. The Onomasticon was written by :