Armenian apocalyptic tradition : a comparative perspective : essays presented in the honor of Professor Robert W. Thomson on the occasion of his eightieth birthday, The
Apocalypse in literature Apocalyptic literature Armenian literature BIBLES Civilization RELIGION Armenia Conference papers and proceedings Criticism, interpretation, etc History
Brill
2014
EISBN 9789004270268
The origin and legacy of the Jewish apocalyptic tradition / Gabriele Boccaccini.
Jewish apocalyptic literature in the Armenian tradition / Michael E. Stone.
The Epic of Sasun: Armenian apocalypse / James R. Russell.
The reception of the book of Daniel in late ancient and medieval Armenian society / S. Peter Cowe.
The Armenian Seventh Vision of Daniel and the historical apocalyptica of late antiquity / Lorenzo DiTommaso.
Enoch in Armenian apocrypha / Annette Yoshiko Reed.
The Georgian Nimrod / Stephen H. Rapp, Jr..
Geometry and contemplation: the architecture of Vardan Anecʻi's vision of the throne-chariot: theosis and the art of memory in Armenia / Theo Maarten van Lint.
The reception of the biblical book of Revelation in Armenia / Robert W. Thomson.
Armenian witnesses of three eschatological motifs / Jean-Marc Rosenstiehl.
The vision of Saint Gregory and its interpretations / Robert W. Thomson.
The vision of St. Grigor Lusaworičʻ and the role of apocalyptic in the conversion of Armenia / Sergio La Porta.
The vision of St. Sahak in the History of Łazar Pʻarpecʻi / Gohar Muradyan.
"And behold a door was opened in heaven": vision and visual strategies in three vernacular apocalypses from fourteenth-century England / Renana Bartal.
Burn the world down: Manichaean apocalyptic in comparative perspective / Timothy Pettipiece.
Syriac apocalyptic literature / Witold Witakowski.
'Orthodox' faith and political legitimization of a 'Solomonic' dynasty of rulers in the Ethiopic Kebra Nagast / Pierluigi Piovanelli.
Historical apocalypses in medieval Bulgarian literature (10th-14th centuries) / Anissava Miltenova.
Armenian apocalyptica and medieval apocalypticism: some reflections / Lorenzo DiTommaso.
The visions of Grigor and Sahak Partʻew: Old Georgian versions and their reflection in Georgian sources / Zaza Aleksidze.
Medieval Armenian apocalypticism in context / Anders Hultgård.
The Armenian version of the Apocalypse of Ps.-Methodius / Aram Topchyan.
Apocalypticizing warfare: from political theology to imperial eschatology in seventh- to early eighth-century Byzantium / Yuri Stoyanov.
The visions of Grigor Narekacʻi / Hrachya Tamrazyan.
The last emperor or the last Armenian king? Some considerations on Armenian apocalyptic literature from the Cilician period / Zaroui Pogossian.
Varden Aygekcʻi's Counsel and the medieval Armenian apocalyptic tradition / Sergio La Porta.
Apocalyptic traditions in the Armenian Dormition narratives / Stephen J. Shoemaker.
Sundials and medieval Armenian architecture / Christina Maranci.
Voir Dieu: l'iconographie arménienne de la Vision du Trône d'Ezéchiel dans le contexte de l'art de l'Orient chrétien / Edda Vardanyan.
Illuminating the Apocalypse in seventeenth-century Armenian manuscripts: the transition from printed book to manuscript / Sylvie L. Merian.
The Armenian Apocalyptic Tradition: A Comparative Perspective comprises an unprecedented collection of essays on apocalyptic literature in the Armenian tradition.
Jewish apocalyptic literature in the Armenian tradition / Michael E. Stone.
The Epic of Sasun: Armenian apocalypse / James R. Russell.
The reception of the book of Daniel in late ancient and medieval Armenian society / S. Peter Cowe.
The Armenian Seventh Vision of Daniel and the historical apocalyptica of late antiquity / Lorenzo DiTommaso.
Enoch in Armenian apocrypha / Annette Yoshiko Reed.
The Georgian Nimrod / Stephen H. Rapp, Jr..
Geometry and contemplation: the architecture of Vardan Anecʻi's vision of the throne-chariot: theosis and the art of memory in Armenia / Theo Maarten van Lint.
The reception of the biblical book of Revelation in Armenia / Robert W. Thomson.
Armenian witnesses of three eschatological motifs / Jean-Marc Rosenstiehl.
The vision of Saint Gregory and its interpretations / Robert W. Thomson.
The vision of St. Grigor Lusaworičʻ and the role of apocalyptic in the conversion of Armenia / Sergio La Porta.
The vision of St. Sahak in the History of Łazar Pʻarpecʻi / Gohar Muradyan.
"And behold a door was opened in heaven": vision and visual strategies in three vernacular apocalypses from fourteenth-century England / Renana Bartal.
Burn the world down: Manichaean apocalyptic in comparative perspective / Timothy Pettipiece.
Syriac apocalyptic literature / Witold Witakowski.
'Orthodox' faith and political legitimization of a 'Solomonic' dynasty of rulers in the Ethiopic Kebra Nagast / Pierluigi Piovanelli.
Historical apocalypses in medieval Bulgarian literature (10th-14th centuries) / Anissava Miltenova.
Armenian apocalyptica and medieval apocalypticism: some reflections / Lorenzo DiTommaso.
The visions of Grigor and Sahak Partʻew: Old Georgian versions and their reflection in Georgian sources / Zaza Aleksidze.
Medieval Armenian apocalypticism in context / Anders Hultgård.
The Armenian version of the Apocalypse of Ps.-Methodius / Aram Topchyan.
Apocalypticizing warfare: from political theology to imperial eschatology in seventh- to early eighth-century Byzantium / Yuri Stoyanov.
The visions of Grigor Narekacʻi / Hrachya Tamrazyan.
The last emperor or the last Armenian king? Some considerations on Armenian apocalyptic literature from the Cilician period / Zaroui Pogossian.
Varden Aygekcʻi's Counsel and the medieval Armenian apocalyptic tradition / Sergio La Porta.
Apocalyptic traditions in the Armenian Dormition narratives / Stephen J. Shoemaker.
Sundials and medieval Armenian architecture / Christina Maranci.
Voir Dieu: l'iconographie arménienne de la Vision du Trône d'Ezéchiel dans le contexte de l'art de l'Orient chrétien / Edda Vardanyan.
Illuminating the Apocalypse in seventeenth-century Armenian manuscripts: the transition from printed book to manuscript / Sylvie L. Merian.
The Armenian Apocalyptic Tradition: A Comparative Perspective comprises an unprecedented collection of essays on apocalyptic literature in the Armenian tradition.
