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	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Etschmiadzin
		Etschmiadzin), the anniversary of which is still kept as a national
		Etschmiadzin where, it is said, about seven hundred bishops and
		Etschmiadzin underwent bitter persecution when Greater Armenia passed into the power of Persia; even the right hand of St.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/05571a.htm (1001 words)

	Etschmiadzin
		On his refusal a new election was held at Etschmiadzin where, it is said, about seven hundred bishops and archpriests (vartapeds) assembled and elected Kirakos Virabetzi, with whom begins the series of patriarchs of Etschmiadzin.
		Several patriarchs of Etschmiadzin, Stephen V (1541), Michael of Sebaste (1564), David IV (1587), Melchisedek (1593), Moses (1629), Philibos (1633), Agbob IV (1655), and others, took steps towards reunion with Rome, and some made profession of the Catholic Faith before death.
		Thus a Russian ecclesiastical functionary residing at Etschmiadzin is, in theory, the "Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of all the Armenians".
	www.catholicity.com /encyclopedia/e/etschmiadzin.html (904 words)

	Eusebius: Chronicle - list of contents
		Petermann was aware that another manuscript of the Armenian translation existed, at the Etschmiadzin library near the Armenian capital, but he was unable to gain access to it.
		A few years later, Theodor Mommsen managed to obtain a partial transcript of the Etschmiadzin manuscript, and in 1895 he reported that this was the archetype from which all the other surviving manuscripts had been copied, and which had been found at Jerusalem a hundred years earlier.
		He rejected suggestions that it should be translated into Greek ("misleading") or Latin ("syntax too restricted to preserve the style and colour of the Armenian language").
	www.attalus.org /translate/eusebius.html (777 words)

	Codex Etschmiadzin
		The Gospel of Etschmiadzin, written in 989 at the monastery of Norarank in the provence of Blen (southeast of Yereran), is considered the most faithful copy of the Old Armenian Bible translation—the "Queen's" version—dating back to the early 5th century.
		The 15 full-page illustrations proceeding the biblical section derive from an even early period, representing the most faithful reflection of the system of decoration developed by Eusebius of Caesarea in the first half of the 4th century for his rendition of an evangelary and which subsequently became a standard for all manuscripts of this kind.
		These folios, with 4 monumental full-page feast day illuminations depicting the Annunciation, the Annunciation to Zacharias, the Adoration of the Magi and the Baptism of Christ, are from a 7th-century evangelary, and as such, are the oldest example of Armenian book illumination.
	www.omifacsimiles.com /brochures/etsch.html (251 words)

	The Holy Lance of Longinus
		Thusasne) plainly shows, on account of the rival lances known to be preserved at Nuremberg, Paris, etc., and on account of the supposed discovery of the Holy Lance at Antioch by the revelation of St. Andrew, in 1098, during the First Crusade.
		Raynaldi, the Bollandists, and many other authorities believed that the lance found in 1098 afterwards fell into the hands of the Turks and was that sent by Bajazet to Pope Innocent, but from M. de Mely's investigations it seems probable that it is identical with the relic now jealously preserved at Etschmiadzin in Armenia.
		On 10 June 1098, a poor monk by the name of Peter Bartholomew, the servant of a member of Count Raymond's army, came before Raymond and Bishop Adhemar.
	www.bibleprobe.com /holy_lance.htm (6129 words)

	Holy Lance - Wikipedia Mirror (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Thusasne) plainly shows, on account of the rival lances known to be preserved at Nuremberg, Paris, etc., and on account of the supposed discovery of the Holy Lance at Antioch by the revelation of St.
		Raynaldi, the Bollandists, and many other authorities believed that the lance found in 1098 afterwards fell into the hands of the Turks and was that sent by Bajazet to Pope Innocent, but from M. de Mely's investigations it seems probable that it is identical with the relic now jealously preserved at Etschmiadzin in Armenia.
		Another lance claiming to be that which produced the wound in Christ's side is now preserved among the imperial insignia kept in the Schatzkammer in Vienna and is known as the lance of St.
	www.wiki-mirror.us /index.php/Holy_Lance (1061 words)

	vaticansantivo
		The icon of the Basilissa (empress) is frequently surrounded by angels and saints, symbols of both the celestial court and the church.
		The illustration of a 6th century Armenian gospel book pinpoints the various facets of the Basilissa type (Etschmiadzin Gospel Book, Erevan).
		The representations of the Maestàs by Cimabue (1272-1302) and Giotto (1267-1337) are indebted to the Byzantine model of the Basilissa, but take it a step further, progressively introducing elements of “everyday affability” as we saw them in the panel by the Master of Sant'Ivo.
	www.udayton.edu /mary/gallery/vaticansantivo.html (422 words)

	Nwywre Island
		That Lance is now at Etschmiadzin in Armenia; scholars believe that it is not actually a Roman lance but the head of a standard, although it may have an interesting history of its own, separate from the legend of the Lance.
		98 afterwards fell into the hands of the Turks and was that sent by Bajazet to Pope Innocent, but from M. de Mely's investigations it seems probable that it is identical with the relic now jealously preserved at Etschmiadzin in Armenia.
		Another lance claiming to be that which produced the wound in Christ's side is now preserved among the imperial insignia at Vienna and is known as the lance of St. Maurice.
	www.nwywre.com /relics/lance.html (2051 words)

	Komitas Vardapet - Haypedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		April 1915, dem Tag, der für den eigentlichen Beginn des staatlich organisierten Völkermordes an den Armeniern im Osmanischen Reich steht, wurde er in Konstantinopel mit einigen Hundert weiteren armenischen Intellektuellen verhaftet und nach Çankırı (östlich von Ankara) deportiert.
		Deshalb verließ er 1910 endgültig die Kongregation von Etschmiadzin und ging nach Konstaninopel.
		Dort gründete Komitas den 300 Mitglieder zählenden Gusan-Chor, mit dem er große Bekanntheit erreichte und vielen Armeniern ihre Musik erstmals nahebrachte.
	de.haypedia.org /index.php?title=Komitas_Vardapet (1122 words)

	A Comparison of Armenians in Athens and Alevis in Germany (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The second is the Ramgavar, which is affiliated with the catholicosate of Holy Etschmiadzin near Yerevan (Bakalian 1993, Björklund 1993, Pattie 1997, Phillips 1989, Talai 1989, Tölölyan 1988, 1991, 2000).
		In brief, from the early 1920s onwards the Dashnaks argued that the catholicosate in Etschmiadzin could no longer act as an institution independent from the communist rulers.
		This development was strongly supported by the anti-communist policy of the Greek government in the aftermath of the civil war.
	www.isik.ch /alevi/soekefeld.htm (13225 words)

	Kirchliche Hierarchie
		In ihrer drei der vier geistlichen Zentren bildet die armenische Kirche ihre Geistlichen.
		In St. Etschmiadzin in der Georgean Akademie (seit 1869); in Antilias (seit 1930) und in Jerusalem (seit 1925).
		Das armenische Patriarchat in Konstantinopel hat erst im Jahre 1953 ein Seminar für die Ausbildung seiner Priester eröffnen dürfen, jedoch musste es schon 1969 auf Anordnung des türkischen Behörden wieder geschlossen werden, so dass das Patriarchat gegenwärtig keine Ausbildungsstätte für seinen Priesternachwuchs hat.
	www.lusamut.net /deutsch/KirchlicheHierarchie.htm (179 words)

	Bibel
		Anlässlich der Feierlichkeiten zu "1700 Jahre Christentum in Armenien" hat die Akademische Druck- und Verlagsanstalt (ADEVA) http://www.adeva.com den Codex Etschmiadzin faksimiliert.
		September 2001 in Etschmiadzin im Zuge einer Privataudienz vornehmen.
		Beim um 989 entstandenen Codex Etschmiadzin handelt es sich um eine getreue Abschrift der ersten armenischen Übersetzung des Neuen Testaments und damit einen der am reinsten überlieferten Bibeltexte.
	www.regio-press-medien.de /bibel.htm (187 words)

	Illuminated Manuscripts Encyclopedia Article
		It is represented by the evangeliary of Etschmiadzin (tenth century), the miniatures of which are derived from a sixth-century model; the evangeliary of Queen Mlke (Venice, Monastery of the Mechitarists, dated 902), and the evangeliary of Tübingen, dated 1113.
		In all these works the richness of the framework and the hieratic character of the human face are noteworthy.
		cum picturis (Milan, 1819); STRZYGOWSKI, Eine Alexandrinische Weltchronik (Vienna, 1905); IDEM, Das Etschmiadzin Evangeliar (Vienna, 1891); IDEM, Kleinarmenische Miniaturmaleres im Veröffentlichungen der Universitatsbibliothek zu Tübingen, I; MIGEON, Manuel d'art Musulman, II (Paris, 1907), 6-60; BLOCHET, Les écoles de peinture en Perse in Rev.
	www.traditionalcatholic.net /Scripture/Encyclopedia/Illuminated_Manuscripts.html (5178 words)

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		Hermann Goltz stellt das weltweit bisher einzige, kostbare Faksimile der berühmten armenischen Bibelhandschrift Codex Etschmiadzin vor und spricht dabei zum Thema "Die Erscheinun Christi in den ältesten armenischen Miniaturen".
		Anushavan Zhamkochyan (Etschmiadzin) und Frau Anahit Abgaryan (Jerewan) singen zur Präsentation des Codex Etschmiadzin armenische Lieder.
		Zum Abschluß findet anläßlich der Präsentation des CODEX ETSCHMIADZIN ein Empfang in der Lutherhalle statt, der von der Sparkasse Wittenberg freundlicherweise ermöglicht wird.
	www.verwaltung.uni-halle.de /tagungen/witcodex.htm (264 words)

	NÖK
		Between Christians and Muslims there is a relationship of dialogue, even if the entire area of central Asia suffers in the aftermath of fundamentalism exported from Afghanistan and Pakistan.
		Armenien: Vertreter der katholischen und der altorientalischen Kirchen halten derzeit in Etschmiadzin einen theologischen Dialog zwischen beiden Konfessionen ab.
		Die katholische Delegation in Etschmiadzin wird von Kardinal Walter Kasper, dem Präsidenten des Päpstlichen Rates für die Einheit der Christen, geleitet, die altorientalische vom koptisch-orthodoxen Metropoliten Amba Bishoy.
	www.kirchen-in-osteuropa.de /archiv/06020202.htm (5845 words)

	Etschmiadzin - die Lieferung der Blumen in Etschmiadzin. Die Bestellung der Geschenke mit der Zustellung - Etschmiadzin ...
		Etschmiadzin - die Lieferung der Blumen in Etschmiadzin.
		Alle Blumen werden von den professionellen Floristen vorbereitet und werden an den Adressaten in jene Zeit, die Sie aufzeigen, geliefert werden sein.
		Die Lieferung und die Bestellung der Blumen in die Etschmiadzin.
	www.make-blumen.com /armenia/echmiadzin.html (168 words)

	Armenia: Papst feiert erstmals Messe an nichtkatholischem Altar
		Rund 10.000 Gläubige nahmen am Donnerstag an der Messe am "Großen Außenaltar" des armenischen Kirchenzentrums von Etschmiadzin teil.
		In seiner Predigt unterstrich der Papst die Gemeinsamkeiten und freundschaftlichen Beziehungen zwischen katholischer und armenisch-apostolischer Kirche.
		Anschließend ist in der Kathedrale von Etschmiadzin die offizielle kirchliche Abschiedszeremonie geplant.
	www.katolsk.no /nyheter/2001/10/01-0021.htm (528 words)

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