Excentric | | Developed printing, first to reproduce manuscripts more quickly and cheaply |
Columbus | | Adherent of the heliocentric perspective and founder of the planets' orbit as an ellipse rather than a circle |
DeFabrica | | Mythreal Christian King |
MedievalManuscripts | | The sixteenth century was a period of translationof _______ art and ideas to northern Europe |
Sixteenth | | Printers diminshed attachment to manuscrirpt tradition and improved the printed book to diffrentiate from their ____________. |
Bubonic | | The first ever printed Bible. Was printed on both vellum and paper |
Navigator | | In 1347-1348 Europeans confronted a catastrophe, the Black death- the first strike of the _____ plague. |
Printing | | Printing drew spelling, punctuation, abbreviations, gothic and roman letter forms, and hand-illuminated capital letters from ____________. |
Gutenberg | | In addition to books, printers also produced much smaller, cheaper booklets , both religious and secular. Had 16, 8 or 24 pages, and are often called _________. |
Genoa | | The plagues intensified in the growing sense that _____ was a language that required concious imitation |
Cartographers | | Perspective that illustrated the center of a planet's orbit to be located at some distance from the earth. |
Spices | | One of the reasons why Europeans sailed to Asia and has 250 diff. varieties |
Kepler | | Prince Henry, the ______, of Portugal, funded the first voyages |
GutenburgBible | | Prevailing connectionist of the geocentric perspective |
Italian | | Scientific research became more collaborative efforts with results published quickly |
PresterJohn | | The most important of contributory technologies. Made it cheaper to print and for more people to be able to afford it |
Competition | | In the epicycle, the larger of the two planets' orbits that went around the earth |
Latin | | The _____ press had led to a diffusion of classical and humanist works on an unprecedented scale |
Paper | | The first armed conflict between _____ and Europeans occured in March 1495. |
Deferent | | Sailed the ocean blue in 1492 |
ChapBooks | | Columbus was born at ____. |
DesideriusErasmus | | Mapmakers |
Indians | | Regarded as the most learned man in Europe, but spent his days copy-reading his own and other's work, along with translating and writing |
EffectsonScience | | Complete description of the human body by Vesalius |
Copernicus | | Most of Europe participated in a sustained demographic and economic recovery, a period that historians refer to as the "long ______ century". |