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open access | peer reviewedKeywords Hexaemeron • Translation techniques • Literature • Dvin/Dabīl • Armenian Miniatures • Letters • Yovhannēs Erznkac‘i • Azov region in the Medieval history • Armenia • Armenian medieval poetry • Morphosyntactic agreement • Reader response • Colophon • Classical Armenian • Literary type • Urban topography • Excavation • Scribe • Armenian Merchants • Tana • Mxit‘arist congregation • Fortress • Golden Horde • Persian • Armenian • Frik • History of the book • History of Medieval trade • Iron Age • Eurasia • Poetry • Armenian history • Medieval Eurasia • Suffixaufnahme • Paratextuality • Graṙaǰk‘ • History of Venice • Medieval archaeology • Aṙak‘el of Bałēš • Iconography • City • Diachronic syntax • Armenian Gospels • Stratigraphic methodology • George of Pisidia • Hellenising School • Language, Mulammaʿ • Hellenistic period • Mxit‘ar of Sebastia • Manuscript • Mongol Empire • Bronze Age • Genre
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