- engraving, the
Mekhitarists would be
undistinguishable from a
friar of the
Order of St. Augustine,
except for his beard. The
Mekhitarists at
first followed...
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number of
Armenian m****cripts, magazines, coins, and
other items. The
Mekhitarists of
Vienna produce a
herbal liqueur known as Mechitharine—po****r in Austria—which...
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island in the
Venetian Lagoon which has been home to the
monastery of the
Mekhitarists, an
Armenian Catholic congregation,
since 1717. It is one of the two...
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Catholic Church in Armenia. Of note are the
Mechitarists (also
spelled "
Mekhitarists" Armenian: Մխիթարեան), a
congregation of
Benedictine monks in the Armenian...
- to
abandon secular life and join the
Mekhitarist Congregation. In
March 1757,
Chamchian left for the
Mekhitarists'
monastery on the
island of San Lazzaro...
- and
dissemination of
literature in
varied genres,
especially by the
Mekhitarists. The
first Armenian periodical, Azdarar, was
published in
grabar in 1794...
- the
problem of
preserving Armenian identity. With the
support of the
Mekhitarists of
Venice and Vienna, the
Mekhitarian College was
founded in Los Angeles...
- of
Lampron in the 10th
century and is used by the
Armenian Catholic Mekhitarists today. It was also
translated into Old
English by Æthelwold. The Rule...
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Raphael College (the
Mekhitarist-run
Armenian boarding school) in Venice. From 1849 to 1851, he was the
editor of the
Mekhitarists'
scholarly journal Bazmavēp...
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Congregation of the
Mechitarists (Armenian: Մխիթարեան, also
spelled Mekhitarists), was
founded in Venice, on the St.
Lazzaro Island (San
Lazzaro degli...
