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Hripsime (Armenian: Հռիփսիմէ, died c. 290), also
called Rhipsime,
Ripsime, Ripsima, Ripsimia, Ripsimus,
Arbsima or ****ma (Ge'ez: አርሴማ), was a martyr...
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which centuries later became a
Bulgarian royal dynasty. He was
married to
Ripsime or Hripsime, seen as a
daughter of King
Ashot II of Armenia. However, Ashot...
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particularly against Damascus (1303) and
Gilan (1304).
Vakhtang III
married Ripsime. The 18th-century
Georgian Chronicle mentions her as a
niece of Shabur...
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weavers are heard. As Giko returns, all go out. ****ane
sings her
child Ripsime to sleep.
Three smugglers come to see Giko. They
conspire to
share the...
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Ripsime (Georgian: რიფსიმე) was the wife of
Vakhtang III of
Georgia (r. 1302–1308).[better source needed] The 18th-century
Georgian Chronicle mentions...
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Megala Komnene of
Trebizond 1302–1308 1308 aged 31/32
Eastern Georgia Ripsime before 1308 two
children George VI the
Minor (გიორგი VI მცირე) (Under guardianship...
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parks of
Yerevan and Moscow.
Ripsime Simonyan is the
founder of
Armenian applied art.
Armenia is
expressed through Ripsime's art
through the
shape and coloring...
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people or more)
Archived 9 June 2011 at the
Wayback Machine Galstyan,
Ripsime. "Pamyati
pisatelnya Anri
Truajya –
predtechi "Majrika"" Памяти писателя...
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Gaivazovsky by
adding the
Slavic suffix "-sky". Aivazovsky's mother,
Ripsime, was a
Feodosia Armenian. The
couple had five children—three daughters...
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Sometimes spelled Ripsime or
Hripsimeh Sahinian proposed that the
temple was
dedicated to Mihr-Apollo...
