A Bibliography of Articles on Armenian Studies in Western Journals, 1869-1995 9780700706358, 9781315026978

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A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARTICLES ON

ARMENIAN STUDIES IN WESTERN JOURNALS, 1869-1995

CAUCASUS WORLD SERIES EDITOR NICHOLAS AWDE

Other books in the series include: Storm Over the Caucasus Charles van der Leeuw Georgia: Mountains and Honour Peter Nasmyth Azerbaijan: A Quest for Identity Charles van der Leeuw Daghestan: Tradition and Survival Robert Chenciner The Russian Conquest of the Caucasus]. F. Baddeley-

with a new Prefoce by Moshe Gammer Ancient Christianity in the Caucasus (Iberica Caucasica vol. ,)

edited by Tamila Mgaloblishvili Armenian Petspectives edited by Nicholas Awde Armenian Sacred and Folk Music Komitas (Soghomon Soghomonian) The Armenian Neume System of Notation R. A. At'ayan (forthcoming) Armenian Monodic Music Kh. S. Khushnaryan (forthcoming) Madder Red Robert Chenciner (forthcoming)

PEOPLES OF THE CAUCASUS & THE BLACK SEA The Armenians edited by Edmund Herzig The Georgians edited by Nicholas Awde 3. The Azerbaijanis edited by Laura LeCornu 4. The Chechens Anna Zelkina j. The Abkhazians edited by George Hewitt I.

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6. The Circassians 7. The Peoples of Daghestan S. The Ossetes 9. The Ingush 10. The T urkic Peoples of the Caucasus I I. The Iranian Peoples of the Caucasus 12. The Mountain Jews

'3. The Georgian Jews '4. The Laz, Mingrelians & Svans I j. The Ubykh 16. The Displaced Peoples of the Caucasus in Soviet Times '7. The Caucasus in Diaspora 20.

The Cossacks 22.

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IS. The Hemshin '9' The Kalmyks The Ancient Peoples of the Caucasus

The Crimean Tatars

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The Gagauz

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Chechen Dictionary and Phrasebook Georgian Dictionary and Phrasebook

3. Armenian Dictionary and Phrasebook 4. Azerbaijani Dictionary and Phrasebook

A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARTICLES ON

ARMENIAN STUDIES IN WESTERN JOURNALS, 1869-1995 Compiled by V. N. NERSESSIAN

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CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

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BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARMENIAN ARTICLES ARCHAEOLOGY I. Inscriptions 2. Numismatics & Philately 3. Urartian Art

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ARMENIAN CHURCH I. History 2. Theology & Doctrine 3. Liturgies, Sacraments, Rites 4. Iconoclasm & Sects 5. Canon Law ART Architecture Sculpture 3. Miniatures & Paintings 4. Metalwork, Pottery, Photography 5. Carpets, Rugs, Textiles 6. Mosaics 7. Music 8. Printing, 1512- I 850 I.

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BIBLE I. General 2. Commentaries 3. Old Testament 4. New Testament 5. Uncanonical Texts BIBLIOGRAPHIES & BIOGRAPHIES

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DISPERSION I. Armenian Church Abroad 2. Armenian Communities Abroad

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GEOGRAPHY & TOPOGRAPHY

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HISTORIOGRAPHY Sources, Criticism, Analysis

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HISTORY I. Iranian & Hellenistic Period 2. Byzantine period, AD 476-1453 3. Arab & Bagradit Period, 651-1064 4. Cilician Kingdom, 1080-1375 5. Ottoman Period, 1453-1923 6. Genocide, Turkey, 1868-1923 7. Soviet Period, 1917-1990 8. Armenian-Georgian Relations

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LEGENDS & FOLKLORE

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LINGUISTICS I. General 2. Etymology 3. Phonology 4. Dialectology

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COMPARATIVE LINGUISTICS I. Armenian-Indo-European 2. Armenian-Greek 3. Armenian-Iranian 4. Armenian-Georgian 5. Armenian-Kipchak LITERATURE Modern & Contemporary MANUSCRIPTS MEDICINE

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PATRISTICS I. Armenian Church Fathers 2. Early Church Fathers in Armenian TRAVEL

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INDEXES Periodical Index Author Index

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he second, enlarged and re-arranged edition of this Bibliography has been compiled to offer an overview of relevant Armenological publications that have appeared in scholarly journals and periodicals in western languages since the publication of the first edition under the title An Index ofArticles on Armenian Studies in Western Journals (London: Luzac & Co., 1975).1 Armenian studies has grown into an important field as is shown, for instance, by the renewed vigour and quality of the annual international conferences of Armenian studies and the founding of new journals exclusively devoted to Armenian research. Since 1975, several important journals have been established to serve Armenian studies: The Journal of the Society for Armenian Studies (I, 1984- ) is published by the Society for Armenian Studies, founded in 1974 by a group of scholars from the Universities of California, Harvard and Columbia to promote the study of Armenian culture and society, including history, language and literature. The Journal ofArmenian Studies (I, 1975- ) is devoted to the broad field of Armenian Studies and is sponsored by the National Association for Armenian Studies and Research. Serving the needs of scholars concerned with linguistics and related problems that touch in any way on Armenian language - classical, medieval and modern - is the Annual ofArmenian Linguistics (1, 1980- ), published by Cleveland State University. For the first time serving the needs of those interested in Armenian poetry and criticism in translation is the journal Raft: a Journal of Armenian Poetry and Criticism (I, 1987- ), which has filled an important area. The Societe des Etudes Armeniennes, which since 1920 has been responsible for the publication of the most prominent journal devoted to Armenian studies in the West - Revue des Etudes Armeniennes (Paris: I-XI, 1920-1923; n.s. I, 1963- ) - has also recently initiated the editorship and publication of the Revue du Monde Armenien: Moderne et Contemporain (I, 1994- ). In a field of research dominated by Armenian language journals, it is extremely exciting to welcome the publication of the St Nersess Theological Review (1, 1996- ), which embodies and reflects the concern of the St Nersess Armenian Seminary in New York, founded in 1961 by the late Archbishop Tiran Nersoyan. This is the first forum in English for critical discussion of issues of central concern to 1 Reviews: Prof. D. M. Lang, BSOAS XL (1977), p. 218; H. Berberian, REA XI (1975-76), p. 460; Levon A Saryan, AR XXX, 4 (1977-78), pp. 129-130; and George Shirinian, ibid., pp. 431-433.

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the Armenian Church and a resource through which its theological heritage can be brought to the fore and rendered accessible to the international theological community. Furthermore, skilfully compiled indexes for the foremost journals of Armenological interest have appeared in the last two decades. These bibliographies are in themselves comprehensive research guides for Armenologists on the history and society of Armenia in the widest sense. In 1968, to mark the centenary of the journal Ararat, the Holy See of EJmiacin published Seda Kocinyan's Matenagitut'yun Ararat Amsagri (,Bibliography of Ararat Monthly', 1868-1919, St EJmiacin, 1970). As a supplementary volume, an analytical index of texts of all genres (history, colophons, minor chronicles, lives of saints, fables, inscriptions, letters, theological texts, canon law) published between 1868-1919 in the journal Ararat was compiled by Karine Avetyan. 2 In January 1974, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the monthly Ejmiacin, the Holy See of EJmiacin commissioned Seda Kocinyan to compile the Matenagitut'yun Ejmiacin Amsagri (,Bibliography of EJ miacin Monthly', 1944-1973, St EJmiacin, 1975). The last and equally significant bibliographical tool to appear is Handes Amsoreayi Yoduacneru 100 Taruan Matenagitakan C'uc'ak 1887-1986 ('Handes Amsorya Bibliography 18871986'), compiled by P. O. Sek'ulian (Vienna, 1990). It is my hope that this Bibliography, covering roughly the period ca. 1896 to 1995, together with my previous two contributions - Catalogue of Early Armenian Books, 1512-1850 (London: The British Library, 1980) which describes two important collections of early Armenian books and maps (those of the British Library and the Bodlean Library, Oxford,)3 and Armenia (World Bibliographical Series, vol. 163, Oxford: Clio Press, 1993)4 - will provide the beginner, the mature student and the academic equally with reference works which are of central importance, and at the same time give a representative overview of what has been researched and accomplished in the field of Armenian studies. The subject arrangement of the Bibliography is a difficult decision and remains partly a matter of preference. I have followed the conventional division of subfields in which Armenian studies have largely proceeded up till now. One may of course argue with various aspects of it, such as the periodisation of the History section, the need to further split up the sections into subfields specific to economy, military, political history and 2 Ararat Handesi Bnagrakan Hratarakut'yunneri Matenagitut'yun ('Bibliography of textS published in the journal Ararat, 1868-1919'), compiled by K. Avetyan (Erevan, 1989). 3 Reviews: Edward Gulbekian, jRAS 2 (1981), pp. 213-214; H. Kevorkian, REA XV (1981), pp. 508-510; D. M. Lang, BSOASXLIV (1981), pp. 592-593. 4 Reviews: Ara Sanjian, AR 45,41180 (1992), pp. 94-97; ].-P. Mahe, REA XXIV (1993), pp. 321-323; C. ]. Walker, jRAS 5 (1995), pp. 122-124; George Shirinian, jSAS 6 (1992-93), pp. 248-255.

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so on. This would, however, have led to other problems of classification. I hope the Table of Contents is sufficiently specific for the user to locate the subject of hL choice and interest, especially if used together with the Author Index. The Benlian Trust (London) and the Zoryan Institute for Contemporary Armenian Research and Documentation (Cambridge, Mass.) gave grants to convert the data into machine-readable format. Additional assistance to the publication was received from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation's Department of Armenian Affairs. I am grateful to them for their valuable support. I would like to offer special appreciation to my colleagues in the British Library's Systems Development section, and in particular Mr Chris Wootton, for their technical help. I also wish to express my deep and heartfelt appreciation to the Directors of Curzon Press for generously offering to include the title in their Caucasus World series.

v. N. NERSESSIAN The British Library May 1997

Note: Works found under the entry [Edic] indicate cases where articles appear without declared source or authorship.

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ARCHAEOLOGY I.

Inscriptions

Abouladze, I, 'Quelques remarques a propos de l'article de P. Mouradian: l'inscription armenienne de l'eglise de Djvari', REA, n.s., VI (1969),373391,393-411. 1 Alexidze, Z, 'Le graffito recemment decouvert dans l'eglise Sioni d'Ateni', REA, XXIII (1992), 309-313. 2 Alkim, Handan, 'Explorations and excavations in Turkey, 1964', Anatolica, I (1967), 1-42. 3 - - - , 'Explorations and excavations in Turkey, 1965-1966', Anatolica, II 4 (1968),1-76. - - - , 'Explorations and excavations in Turkey, 1970, 1971 and 1972', Anatolica, 5 (1973-1976),7-108; 2 maps. 5 Arakelian, B. N, 'Archaeological excavations in Soviet Armenia', jSAS, 1 (1984). 6 Badaljian, Ruben S, 'Preliminary report on the 1992 excavations at Horom, Armenia', Iran, XXXI (1993),1-24, XXXII (1994),1-29. 7 Banateanu, Vlad, 'Les Armeniens des inscriptions de Behisrun', St. et Acta OrientMonographsI (1957), 65-81. 8 Barnett, R. D, 'Further Russian excavations in Armenia', Iraq, XXI (1959), 1-19. 9 Barnett, R. D, and Watson, W, 'Russian excavations in Armenia', Iraq, XIV (1952),132-147. 10 Barthold, W, 'Die persische Inschrift an der Mauer der Maniicehr-Moschee zu 11 Ani', ZDMG, n.s., XXVI (1951),241-269. Basmadjian, K. ], 'Greek inscriptions in Constantinople', jRAS (1897), 422. 12 - - - , 'Note on the Van inscription',JRAS (1897),579-583. 13 - - - , 'La plus ancienne inscription armenienne', jA, n.s., XI, 4 (1914), 160-161. 14 - - - , 'Les inscriptions armeniennes d'Ani', ROC, II, 3 (1920-21), 337362; III, 3 (1922-23),47-81, 314-344; IV, 3 (1924), 356-371; V, 3 (1925),156-186,358-377; VI, 3 (1927-28), 357-380; VII, 3 (1929-30), 225-251,252-287. 15 Berberian, H, 'Decouvertes archeologiques en Armenie de 1924 a 1927', REA, VII (1927), 267-296. 16

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Boghossian, E, 'Wichtige Archaologische Funde in Armenien', Armeniaca, fasc. II (1927),126-127. 17 Brentjes, Burchard, 'Einige archaologischkunsthistorische Beobachtungen anlasslich einer Reise nach den Sowjetrepubliken Georgien und Armenien', Bibliotheca Orientalis, 31 (1974), 52-53. 18 - - - , 'Archaologie in Kaukasen', Das Altertum, 1 (1978),5-18. 19 Dabrowa, E, 'Le limes anatolien et la frontiere caucasienne au temps des Flaviens', Klio, 62 (1980), 379-388. 20 - - - , 'Quelques remarques sur Ie Limes romain en Anatolie et en Syrie a l'epoque du haut empire', Folia Orientalia, 21 (1980),245-252. 21 Donjon, C, 'Le role de I'Armenie dans la Transcaucasie du Bronze Moyen (Ie moitie du lIe millenaire avant notre ere)', Primo Simposio Internazionale di Arte Armena: Atti (1978), 149-179. 22 Dowsett, C. J. F, 'A twelfth century Armenian inscription at Edessa', Iran and Islam: A Volume In Memory of V Minorsky (1911), 197-227. 23 Dumezil, G, 'Textes en Armenien de Vakifli (Musa Dagi)" REA, n.s., VII (1970),35-54. 24 Field, Henry and Prostov, Eugene, 'Recent archaelogical investigations in the Soviet Union', American Anthropologist, 38 (1936),260-290; 39 (1937), 457-490 (Armenia: 269-272; 464-465). 25 Franck, Lisbeth, 'Sources classiques concernant la Cappadoce', Revue Hittite et Asianique, xx.IV, 78 (1966), 122. 26 Gall, H. Von, 'Zu den kleinasiatischen Treppentunneln', Archaeologische Anzeiger, IV (1968),504-527. 27 Hansman, J. F, 'The Mesopotamian Delta in the first millennium Be', The GeographicalJournal, 144, 1 (1978),49-61. 28 Harouthyounyan, Nicholas, 'La localisation du pays Mehri des sources cuneiformes', Anatolica, Xl (1984), 85-90. 29 Harper, P. H, 'A dedication to the goddess Anaitis at Ortakoy, north of Aksaray (Nitalis?)', AnSt, XVII (1967), 193. 30 Hincks, E, 'Copies and translations of the Persian cuneiform inscriptions of Persepolis, Hamadan, and Van',JRAS, X (1847),269-349. 31 - - - , 'On the inscriptions ofVan',JRAS, IX (1848), 387-449. 32 Kasgarli, Aktok, 'Introduction a la civilisation des ethnies du Haiastan', Cultura Turcica, Xl, 1-2 (1987),133-165. 33 Kayaloff, Jacques, 'Notes and communications: the origins of Armavir',JMES, 9 (1978), 113-115 (Armavir was named by Armenian settlers after the ancient capital of Armenia in the Ararat valley). 34 Konig, F. W, 'Die Keilinschriften von Patnoths', WZKM, LII (1953), 288303. 35 Lamberg-Karlovsky, C. C, 'The Proto Elamites on the Iranian plateau', Antiquity, LII, 205 (1978), 114-120. 36

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Lehmann-Haupt, C. F, 'Epigraphisch-archaologisches aus Georgien und Armenien', WZKM, XLV (1938),161-168. 37 Mahe, J.-P, 'L'Armenie des origines a nos jours', Archaeologia, 126 (1979), 6-9, 50-52. 38 Marr, N, 'Ani, la ville armenienne en ruines d'apres les Fouilles de 1892-1893, 39 et de 1904-191 T, REA, I (1921), 395-410. Mercier, Ch, 'Notes de paJeographie armenienne', REA, XIII (1978-79), 5140 58. Minorsky, V, 'Le nom de Dvin-Kasa!/Kazah', REA, X (1930), 117-123. 41 Mitford, T. B, 'Biliottis's excavations at Satala (1874)', Anatolian Studies, 24 (1974), 221-244 (On the discovery of the bronze head of Aphroditel Anahita, now in the British Museum. AC 519812). 42 - - - , 'Some inscriptions from the Cappadocian Limes', Journal of Roman Studies, 64 (1974),160-175. 43 - - - , 'Cappadocia and Armenia Minor: historical setting of the Limes', Auftiege und Niedergang der Romischen Welt. II. Principat, II 7.2 (1980), 1169-1228. 44 Mouradian, Parou"ir M, 'L'inscription armenienne de I'eglise de Djvari', REA, n.s., V (1968),109-139. 45 - - - , 'Encore au sujet de I'inscription armenienne de I' eglise de Djvari', REA, n.s., VI (1969), 393-411. 46 Muller, H. D, 'Drei neue Inschriften von Van', WZKM, (1887), 213-219. 47 Naveh, J, 'The Aramaic inscriptions of boundary stones in Armenia', Die Welt des Orients, VI (1970),42-46. 48 bgun, Baki, 'Kurze Geschichte der Ausgrabungen in Van und die Turkischen Versuchsgrabungen auf dem Toprak-Kale, 1959', ZDMG, n.s., XXXVI (1961),254-282. 49 Ouzounian, Joseph G, 'Armenian astronomy in the Bronze Age', Archaeoastronomy, VII, 1-4 (1984),105-109. 50 PatkanoffIian], K', 'De quelques inscriptions de Van recemment decouvertes', Ie Muston, 1 (1882),541-547. 51 Perikhanian, Anahit G, 'Une inscription Arameenne du roi Artases trouvee a Zanguezour (Siwnik)', REA, n.s., III (1966),17-29. 52 - - - , 'Inscription Arameenne gravee sur une coupe d'argent trouvee a Sissian (Armenie)', REA, VIII (1971), 5-11. 53 - - - , 'Les inscriptions Arameennes du roi Artaches', REA, VIII (1971), 169-174 (A propos d'une recente trouvaille epigraphique en Armenie). 54 Russell, James R, 'Two Armenian graffitti from Zi'arat, Pakistan', REA, XXI (1988-89),471-475. 55 Saint-Martin, J. A, 'Notice sur Ie voyage litteraire de M. Shulz en Orient, et sur les decouvertes qui'l a fait recemment dans les ruines de la ville de Semiramis en Armenie',JA, n.s., II (1828), 161-188. 56

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- - - , 'Notes sur les inscriptions armeniennes de Bolghari', jA, n.s., VIII (1831),503-506. 57 Salia, K, 'Quelques remarques au sujet de deux articles de P. Mouradian: 1. Sur la critique de texte de la troisieme lettre du Catholicos Abraham; 2. L'inscription armenienne de l'eglise de Djvari', BK, XXVI (1969), 145160 (See REA, n.s., V (1968), 109-139; n.s. VI (1969),373-391; 39358 411). Sayce, A. H, 'The cuneiform inscriptions of Van, deciphered and translated', jRAS, n.s., XIV (1882),377-732. 59 - - - , 'The cuneiform inscriptions of Van', jRAS, n.s., XX (1888), 1-48; (1893),1-39; (1894), 691-732; (1911),49-63. 60 - - - , The cuneiform inscriptions of Van: lexicographical note', jRAS, (1900), 798-299. 61 - - - , 'Fresh contributions to the decipherment of the Vannic inscriptions', jRAS, n.s., (1901), 645-660. 62 - - - , 'A new Vannic inscription',jRAS, n.s., (1912), 107-112. 63 - - - , 'A new inscription of the Vannic King Menuas', jRAS, n.s., (1914), 64 75-77; pI. i. - - - , 'The Vannic inscriptions of Nor-Bajazet',jRAS, (1932), 593-595. 65 Schmitt, R, 'Die Ostgrenze von Armenien tiber Mesopotamien, Syrien bis Arabien', Die Sprachen im romischen Reich der Kaiserzeit, hrsg. G. von Neumann undJ Untermann, 1980, 187-214. 66 Sevcenko, I, The early period of the Sinai monastery in the light of its inscriptions', DOP, 20 (1966). 67 Stone, M. E, 'Epigraphica Armeniaca Hierosolymitana', AAL, 1 (1980), 68 51-68. - - - , 'Additional notes to Epigraphica Armeniaca Hierosolymitana', AAL, 2 (1981), 82-83. 69 - - - , 'Armenian Inscriptions from the Sinai', Terzo Simposio Internazionale di Arte Armena: Atti, (1981),539-541. 70 - - - , 'EpigraphicaArmeniaca',AAL, 2 (1981),71-81. 71 - - - , 'Sinai Armenian inscriptions', Biblical Archaeologist, 45 (1982), 2772 31. - - - , 'Epigraphica Armeniaca Hierosolymitana III', REA, n.s. XVIII (1984),559-581. 73 - - - , 'Epigraphica Armeniaca Hierosolymitana IV', REA, n.s. XX (198687),463-479. 74 - - - , The Armenian inscriptions in Awagvank", REA, XXI (1988-89), 75 451-453. - - - , 'Armenian inscriptions of the fifth century from Nazareth', REA, 76 XXII (1990-1991), 315-332. - - - , 'Epigraphica Armeniaca Hierosolymitana V', REA, XXII (1990-

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1991),333-349. 77 - - - , 'Epigraphica Armeniaca Hierosolymitana VI', REA, 24 (1993),251271. 78 Taylor, R. E and Berger, R, 'The Date of "Noah's Ark"', Antiquity, 54 (1980), 79 34-36. Torkomian, V, 'Une promenade archeologique dans les cimetieres armeniens de Constantinople', REA, IV (1924),215-219. 80 Uluhogian, Gabriella, 'Les eglises d'Ani d'apres Ie temoignage des inscriptions', REA, XXIII (1992), 393-417. 81

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Amirian, Thomas T, 'Reflections on Armenian philately', JAS, II, 2 (198582 86),91-104. Bedoukian, Z. P, 'A rare Armenian coin', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, V (1925),181-184; pI. xxiv. 83 - - - , 'Armenian gold coins of the Roupenian dynasty', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, X (1962), 113-120 (See also BZ, LVI [1963], 473). 84 - - - , 'Coinage of Cilician Armenia', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, No. 147 (1962). 85 - - - , 'A survey of publications on Armenian numismatics from 1925 to 1963', REA, n.s., I (1964),415-426. 86 - - - , 'Gold forgeries of Tigranes the Great of Armenia', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, 1964, 303-307; pI. xlix. 87 - - - , 'Coins of the baronial period of Cilician Armenia (1080-1198)', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, XII (1966), 139-145. 88 - - - , 'A unique bill on of Levon I of Cilician Armenia and its historical significance', The Numismatic Chronicle Monographs, VII (1967), 189197. 89 - - - , 'A classification of the coins of the Artaxiad dynasty of Armenia', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, XIV (1968), 41-66. 90 - - - , 'Five hoards containing coins of the Artaxiads of Armenia', REA, n.s., V (1968), 421-433. 91 - - - , 'Some Armenian coins overstruck in Arabic', Armeniaca, (1969), 138-147. 92 - - - , The copper coins of the later kings of Cilician Armenia', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, XV (1969), 131-136. 93 - - - , 'A coin ofTigranes the Great of Armenia struck in Commagene', The

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Numismatic Chronicle Monographs, X (1970), 19-22. 94 - - - , 'Coinage of the late Arsacids', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, XVII (1970),137-139. 95 - - - , 'Three notes on Armenian coins: 1. The reverse legend on copper coins of Toros I; 2. A unique dram of Levon I; 3. A unique copper dang of Levon II', The Numismatic Chronicle Monographs, X (1970),87-94. 96 - - - , 'Medieval Armenian coins', REA, n.s., VIII (1971),365-431. 97 - - - , 'Some unpublished coins of the Artaxiads of Armenia', Near Eastern Numismatics, Iconography, Epigraphy and History, ed. D. Kouymjian (1973),27-35. 98 - - - , 'A large hoard of coronation trams of Levon 1', HA, XC, 1-12 (1976),409-440. 99 - - - , 'The double tram series of Levon I of Cilician Armenia', The Numismatic Chronicle Monographs, 16 (1976),98-108. 100 - - - , 'Some unpublished coins of the Artaxiads of Armenia', REA, XVII (1983),279-286. 101 - - - , 'Half drams of Osin and Lewon IV of Cilician Armenia', REA, n.s. XVIII (1984),471-475. 102 - - - , 'Armenian Ringstones', REA, n.s. XX (1986-87), 481-492. 103 Foss, Clive, 'The coinage of Tigranes the Great: problems, suggestions and a new find', The Numismatic Chronicle Monographs, 146 (1986), 19-66; pI. 5.7. 104 Grierson, P, 'Kiurike I or Kiurike II of Lori-Armenia?', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, X (1958), 107-112. 105 Lang, D. M, 'Supplementary notes on Kiurike II king of Lori in Armenia and his coins', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, VI (1955), 183-191; pI. XIX.

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- - - , 'Coins of Georgia in Transcaucasia acquired by the American Numismatic Society 1953-1965', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, XII (1966), 223-232. 107 MacKenzie, K. M, 'Armenian church tokens used in the Ottoman Empire', International Banknote Society, 2 (1978), 85-94. 108 Majewski, L. J, 'Textile traces on the coins of Hetum and Zabel', The Numismatic Chronicle Monographs, 141 (1981), 171-172. 109 Metcalf, D. M, 'Classification of the trams of Levon I of Cilician Armenia', Revue beige de Numismatique et Sigillographie, 118 (1972), 109-126. 110 - - - , 'Notes on the classification of the trams of Cilician Armenia, c.12001270, with a note by L. J. Majewski: textile traces on the coins of Hetum and Zabel', The Numismatic Chronicle Monographs, 141 (1981), 164-172. 111 Miles, G. C, 'Some hoards of Crusader Bezants', Museum Notes: Notes and Monographs, XIII (1967), 189ff. 112

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Muselyan, X. A, 'Les echanges internationaux de I'Armenie au 8e/10es', REA, XIII (1978-79), 127-164. 113 - - - , 'Numismatische Beweise tiber die internationalen Beziehungen Armeniens im 8.-10. Jh', HA, 92 (1978 [1979]), 149-204. 114 - - - , 'Bilan compare des decouvertes numismatiques a Ani et a Duin', REA, n.s. XVIII (1984), 461-469. 115 Saryan, Levon A, 'Chemical composition of Armenian coins', AR, 40, 2 116 (1987),15-23. - - - , 'Of forgeries and fantasies: two controversial Armenian coins', AR, 40,3 (1987), 27-32. 117 Smith, H. R. W, 'A meeting of East and West', Semitic and Oriental Studies: A Volume Presented to William Popper, University o/California (1951), 423427 (A description of a silver coin of Levon the Magnificent). 118 Stone, M. E, 'A rare Armenian coin from Jerusalem', Israel Numismatic Society, 4 (1980), 77-78. 119 Zacos, G and Veglery, A, 'Byzantine lead seals: volume 1, part 1-3 (besprochen von P. A. Szekula)', HA, 92 (1978 [1979]),459-472. 120

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