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<p> an Armenian historian and secretary to Tiridates, first [[Christian]] king of that country, lived about (probably) 320. He wrote the Life of St. [[Gregory]] Illuminator, and History. of the Introduction of [[Christianity]] into. Arinenia (Constantinople, 1709, 4to). The National Library of [[Paris]] has a copy of this book and a manuscript much more complete." </p> | <p> an Armenian historian and secretary to Tiridates, first [[Christian]] king of that country, lived about (probably) 320. He wrote the Life of St. [[Gregory]] Illuminator, and History. of the Introduction of [[Christianity]] into. Arinenia (Constantinople, 1709, 4to). The National [[Library]] of [[Paris]] has a copy of this book and a manuscript much more complete." </p> | ||
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Cyclopedia of Biblical, Theological and Ecclesiastical Literature [1]
an Armenian historian and secretary to Tiridates, first Christian king of that country, lived about (probably) 320. He wrote the Life of St. Gregory Illuminator, and History. of the Introduction of Christianity into. Arinenia (Constantinople, 1709, 4to). The National Library of Paris has a copy of this book and a manuscript much more complete."
