19 Vark' Mesrovbay [The Life of
Mesrovb], S.Y. Banean, ed. (Boston, 1951), Ch. 1, p. 1 (hereafter
Koriwn).
20 Ghazar P'arpec'i's History
of Armenia and Letter to Vahan Mamikonean (Ghazar P`arpec'u
Hayoc' Patmut'iwn ew Tught' arh Vahan Mamikonean), M. Ter-Petroseanc',
trans. (Alexandropol, 1895), II:57, pp. 212-14.
21 Koriwn, Ch. 14, p. 21.
22 Ibid., Ch. 28, p. 43.
23 Ibid., Ch. 24, pp. 36-37.
24 Ibid.
25 M. Abeghyan, Hayoc' Hin Grakanut'yan
Patmut'iwn (History of Ancient Armenian Literature), Vol.
I (Erevan, 1968), "Koriwn Vardapet" pp. 170-179. An
abridged English translation appears as the introduction to the
Life of Mashtotz (New York, 1964), B. Norehad trans. and
ed., pp. 9-20.
26 Koriwn, Ch. 26, p. 40.
27 Abeghyan, op.cit., p. 171.
28 Koriwn, Ch. 12, p. 19.
29 Ibid., ch. 19, p. 30.
30 Ibid., ch. 12, p. 20.
31 Ibid., Ch. 26, p. 39.
32 On the hazarapet see J. Markwart,
"Hazarapet", Handes Amsoreay,(1898):316-21.
33 Koriwn, Ch. 16, p. 24.
34 Ibid., p. 26. Koriwn is careful
to distinguish Byzantine from Arsacid or Eastern Armenia. In chapter
16 he speaks of "the districts [wherein resided] half the
Armenian people, under the authority of the emperor (i gawars
kes azgin Hayoc' yishxanut'eann kayser]". Unquestionably
Anatolis is the sparapet of Byzantine Armenia only.