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open access | peer reviewedKeywords Maštoc‘ • Iconography • House of Savoy • Giuseppe Cappelletti • Dvin/Dabīl • Mekhitarist Congregation • Stratigraphic methodology • Cataloguing strategies • Photo collection • Rabbula of Edessa • Inscriptions • Biblical retelling • South Caucasus • Armenia • Karmir-blur • Anatolius • Parable • Sasanian Empire • Armenian Medieval poetry • Virgins • Armenian Church • Armenian studies • Excavation • Parabiblical traditions • Prosopographic analysis • Royal bowls • Medieval archaeology • San Lazzaro degli Armeni • Assyria • Exegesis • Georgian heritage • Eurasia • Pseudepigrapha • Frontier networking • Venice • Urartu • Roman Empire • Armenian heritage • Yovasap‘ of Sebastia (Sebastac‘i) • Typology • L’Armenia
Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/arm/2974-6051/2025/01 | Published Dec. 12, 2025 | Language en, it, de
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