Roman and Medieval

The 10-volume book on Roman architecture, De Architectura, was written by:

What are Morality Plays?

What is a Mystery Play?

Which of the following is NOT one of Horace's rules for drama?

Which of the following things was NOT true of the paterfamilias during the Roman Empire?

Generally considered the first female playwright, this person wrote plays while living in a nunnery.

In plays such as Everyman, characters with names like Knowledge, Beauty, Five Wits, and Good Deeds are:

What was the primary responsibility of a Roman wife?

The seating area of the Roman theatre is called the:

What are Tropes?

This person built the first permanent theatre in Rome in 55 BCE:

Stage sea battles in the Roman era are called:

Anything that shows a displacement of time, or something that doesn't belong, is called:

A trope which begins with the line, "Who do you seek in the tomb, O Christians?" is known as the:

The Latin phrase tuas res tibi habeto was the only thing necessary for Romans to:

Similar to a stage manager, this person oversaw all aspects of Medieval cycle play productions:

The playing space for liturgical drama in the medieval period is called the:

Groups in England during the Middle Ages that were responsible for producing a cycle play:

What are Miracle Plays

What are the Feast of fools?

During the Byzantine Empire, this city was where the great library was located, this housed the Greek tragedies:

The rolling carts upon which simple sets were constructed and mystery plays were presented were called:

These organizations were responsible for the production of individual cycle plays on the European continent - England:

The stage area, added to the Roman theatre, is called the:

The Latin term, horror vacui, means:

What were the medieval drama's? (Theirs more than 1 answer)