Bonus

In 1838, the local historian Achille Deville discovered a box in Notre-Dame de Rouen (“roo-AHN”) containing this person’s heart. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name this person whose heart was removed from a tomb in Fontevraud Abbey. Forensic analysis done on this ruler’s body disputes the claim that he died from a poisoned crossbow bolt while besieging Châlus-Chabrol (“shah-LEW-shah-BROL”).
ANSWER: Richard I [or Richard the Lionhearted; prompt on Richard]
[10h] Latin term required. Many crusader kings, like Louis IX, underwent this process to transport their remains back home. This practice involved boiling remains of the deceased in a pot with water or wine to separate flesh from bones.
ANSWER: Mos Teutonicus [prompt on German custom; prompt on active excarnation or defleshing]
[10e] Mos Teutonicus was decreed illegal in one of these documents named De Sepulturis. Another document of this kind, Unam Sanctam, attempted to assert its author’s authority over Philip IV of France.
ANSWER: papal bulls (Both bulls were authored by Boniface VIII.)
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TeamOpponentPart 1Part 2Part 3TotalParts
British ColumbiaToronto B0000
Chicago BPenn State001010E
Columbia BArizona State1001020ME
Georgia StateOhio State001010E
Johns HopkinsNorthwestern001010E
MITIllinois B1001020ME
MinnesotaColumbia A001010E
North Carolina AOttawa001010E
North Carolina BGeorgia Tech001010E
Toronto CRutgers001010E
UC Berkeley AWaterloo B1001020ME
UC Berkeley BVirginia Tech0000
UCFStanford100010M
WUSTL ACornell B1001020ME
Waterloo ACornell A001010E
YaleIndiana001010E

Summary

TournamentExact Match?HeardPPBEasy %Medium %Hard %
2025 ACF NationalsYes1611.2581%31%0%