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"New Light from the East": Chronography and Ecclesiastical History through a Late Seventh-Century Armenian Source
Tim Greenwood · 2008
Catalogue summary
Greenwood analyzes a late seventh-century Armenian chronicle translated from otherwise unknown Greek works, using it to recover traditions of chronology and ecclesiastical history.
Why this matters
The article demonstrates how an Armenian translation can preserve lost evidence and reshape study of the wider Christian Mediterranean.
Citation
Tim Greenwood 2008. "New Light from the East": Chronography and Ecclesiastical History through a Late Seventh-Century Armenian Source. Journal of early Christian studies. https://doi.org/10.1353/earl.0.0018
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