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Armenia and the Crusades
Tenth to Twelfth Centuries
The
Chronicle
of
Matthew
of
Edessa
Translated from
the
Original Armenian
with a
Commentary
and
Introduction by
Ara Edlllond
Dostourtan
Foreword
by
Krikor
H.
Maksoudian
National Association for Annenian Studies
and Research
ARMENIAN HERITAGE SERIES
University Press of Amertca
Lanham· New York · London
Copyright
©
1993 by the
National Association for
Armenian Studies and Research
University Press of'
America~
Inc.
4720 Boston Way
Lanham, Maryland 20706
3 Henrietta Street
London WC2E 8LU England
All rights reserved
Printed in the United States of America
British Cataloging in Publication Informatioll Availahle
Copublished by tIITangclllcnt with lhc
Nutional Association for Armenian Studies and Research
Library of Congress Cataloglng-In-Publlcatlon Datil
Matthew, of Edessa, 12lh cent.
[Patmowt' iwn. English)
Amlcnia und the Crusades : tenth to twelfth centuries : the Chronicle
of Matthew of Edess'l
I
translated from the original Armenian with a
commentary and introduction by Ara Edmond Doslourian ; foreword
by Krikor H. Maksoudian.
p. em. - (Armenian heritage series)
By Matthew of Edessa, continued by Grigor Erels'.
Includes bibliographical referenccs and index.
1. Armcnia-History-Turkic Mongol domination, 1045-1592.
2. Armenin-History-Bllgratuni dynasty, 885-1045. 3. Islamic
.Empire-History-7S0-1258.
1.
Dostourian, Ara Edmund.
II. Orifor, Erets', 12th cent. III. Title. IV. Series.
DS186.M3713
1993
956.6' 20 I3--<:lc20
92-39679
eIP
ISBN 0-8191-8953-7 (cloth: alk. paper)
§TM
The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of
American National Standard for Infonnation Sciences-Permanence
of Paper for Printed Library Materials, ANSI Z39,48-1984.
Dedication
To my mother Zepure (nee Panikian) of Bardizag
(Constantinople/Istanbul), who nurtured me
in
the
culture of my forebears and in the proper use of the
Armenian language;
To my father Levon of Yaraisar-Shghni (Sepasdia/
Sivas), who inculcated in me a love for and devotion to
the native soil of my ancestral homeland;
To Mary (Mariam) MeIjian (nee Aahjian), a loyal
daughter of Edessa (Urha1Urfa), who inspired me in
the writing of this tome.

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