Armenian Cilicia
By: edited by, Richard G. Hovannisian and Simon Payaslian.
Contributors: Hovannisian, Richard G.; Payaslian, Simon.
Series: Historic Armenian cities and provinces ; no. 7
Publisher: Mazda Publishers
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Costa Mesa, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 637
ISBN-13: 9781568591544
Subjects: Armenians -- Turkey -- Cilicia -- History; Cilicia -- History
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Armenian Cilicia; title: Armenia maritima : the historical; title: Geography of Cilicia; title: Armenian political revival in Cilicia; title: The founding and coalescence of the Rubenian principality, 1073-1129; title: The brilliant diplomacy of Cilician Armenia; title: Papacy, Catholicosate, and the kingdom of Cilician Armenia; title: To Byzantium with love : the overtures of Saint Nerses the Gracious; title: The role of military architecture in medieval Cilicia : the triumph of a non-urban strategy; title: Catholicos Grigor VII Anavarzetsi and Stepanos Orbelian, Metropolitan of Siunik in dialogue; title: Manuscripts and libraries : scriptorial activity in Cilicia; title: The medical heritage of Cilician Armenia; title: Cilicia and its Catholicosate from the fall of the Armenian Kingdom to 1915; title: Planning and architectural reminiscences; title: From historical Aintab; title: The Cilician massacres, April 1909; title: Cilicia : the view from the Constantinople women's organizations; title: The tears and laughter of Cilician Armenia; title: Literary representations of destruction and revival, 1909-1918; title: Imagining Adana / David Kherdian and Peter Najarian; title: The repatriation of Armenian refugees; title: From the Arab Middle East, 1918-1920; title: Cilicia under the French administration; title: Armenian aspirations, Turkish resistance and French strategems; title: The postwar contest for Cilicia and the "marash affair"; title: The Cilician Armenians and French policy, 1919-1921; title: The institutionalization of the Catholicosate of the great house of Cilicia in Antelias.