Solved

Irish Monasticism from the Sixth Through Eighth Centuries Tended to Be

Question 61

Multiple Choice

Irish monasticism from the sixth through eighth centuries tended to be highly

A) ascetic.
B) isolationist.
C) scornful of pagan practices.
D) scornful of classical education.
E) anti-monastic.

Related Questions

Q56: Augustine's Confessions was written as<br>A)a response to

Q57: The most accurate description of jihad is

Q58: After Constantine's death, the Roman Empire began

Q59: Jerome is known for all of the

Q60: In what ways were the teachings of

Q62: Justinian's most important lasting contribution to Western

Q63: Augustine wrote which one of the following

Q64: The Edict of Milan<br>A)made Christianity the official

Q65: The famous Hagia Sophia is recognizable by<br>A)a

Q66: After the death of Theodoric, the Ostrogothic