Across |
1. | The dominant power in southeastern Europe for nearly a millenium. |
5. | Grand Testament: Greatest poet of Medieval France. Betrayed ordinary French life with humour and emotion. |
6. | Taken in 1453 by the Ottoman Empire. Capital city of Byzantine Empire. |
7. | An early Renaissance figure. |
9. | Though to reform the church by creating a council of cardinals. |
10. | Dominated Catholic philosophy for centuries. Cornerstone of late-medieval philosophy. |
12. | Took control of the Balkans and threatened to control regions of Hunary and Austria. |
13. | Permanent removal of the English from France. |
14. | Led the French army to victory in 1429. |
15. | Portrayed English life. |
16. | Followers were called Hussites. |
17. | Wrote an English translation of the Bible. Followers called Lollards. |