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Abraham Yerevantsi also
known as
Abraham of
Yerevan (Armenian: Աբրահամ Երևանցի) was an 18th-century
Armenian historian who
lived in the late
Safavid and...
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Terter Yerevantsi (Armenian: Տերտեր Երևանցի; c. 1290,
Yerevan – c. 1350, Crimea) was a
medieval Armenian priest,
scribe and poet.
Terter Yerevantsi was born...
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Voskan Yerevantsi (also
spelled Oscan; Armenian: Ոսկան Երեւանցի, lit. 'Voskan of Yerevan'; 1614–1674) was one of the
first Armenian book
publishers during...
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increasing since. In 2007, the
capital had 1,107,800 inhabitants.
Yerevantsis in
general use the
Yerevan dialect, an
Eastern Armenian dialect most...
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Ayrivank Stephen Orbelian Gevorg Skevratsi Hayton of
Corycus Kostandin Yerznkatsi Gregory of
Akner Khachatur Kecharetsi Esayi of Nich
Terter Yerevantsi...
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Ayrivank Stephen Orbelian Gevorg Skevratsi Hayton of
Corycus Kostandin Yerznkatsi Gregory of
Akner Khachatur Kecharetsi Esayi of Nich
Terter Yerevantsi...
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erected in
honor of
Saroyan in
Mashtots Avenue in
Yerevan (sculptor
David Yerevantsi,
architects Ruben Asratyan and
Levon Igityan). In 2014, the city council...
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Ayrivank Stephen Orbelian Gevorg Skevratsi Hayton of
Corycus Kostandin Yerznkatsi Gregory of
Akner Khachatur Kecharetsi Esayi of Nich
Terter Yerevantsi...
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least partly. The book's
first complete publication was done by
Voskan Yerevantsi in M****ille, France, in 1673.
While the
first complete commentary was...
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Ayrivank Stephen Orbelian Gevorg Skevratsi Hayton of
Corycus Kostandin Yerznkatsi Gregory of
Akner Khachatur Kecharetsi Esayi of Nich
Terter Yerevantsi...
