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Situating the history attributed to Aristakēs Lastiverc‘i, 1000-1072: The empire of New Rome & Caucasia in the Eleventh Century

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This thesis answers a major scholarly desideratum in Armenian, Byzantine, Kartvelian (Georgian), Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies more broadly, by providing a foundational study of the eleventh-century Armenophone History attributed to Aristakēs Lastiverc‘i. This is the sole surviving Armenian-language historiographical work written in the eleventh century that discusses the era, and is the earliest surviving historiographical work in any language to discuss the Middle East’s eleventh-c...

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Armenian Institute, London
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HUMS
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Oriental Studies Faculty
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DPhil
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Doctoral
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University of Oxford

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