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alusur-12456	Greenwood, Tim; Grant, Alasdair; Hagan, Kieran; Pecorini Goodall, Leone; Read, Lewis	A Neglected Armenian Source of the Late Umayyad Era: The Martyrdom of Vahan of Gołt‘n	2025	77	.pdf	application/pdf	44446	2437	64	Al-ʿUṣūr al-Wusṭā 33 (2025) A Neglected Armenian Source of the Umayyad Era • 72 Translation [869]157 Lament for the evils that came to pass across this country of Armenia in one hundred and fifty-two of the era158 through fire and captivity by the southern people of Ishmael,159 along with the martyrology of Saint Vahan, who was the son of Saint Xosrov, lord of Gołt‘n.160 And after thirty-three years of the captivity of Armenia Saint Vahan was martyred, in one hundred and eighty-five of the era.161 (1.1) Just as late antique Armenian literary compositions can be viewed as Sasanian sources, in that they were composed within the borders—real and conceptual—of Sasanian Iran (Ērānšahr) and were shaped by the political, social, and cultural contexts in which they were produced, so Armenian works composed in the eighth and ninth centuries may be treated as Umayyad or ʿAbbāsid sources, in that they, too, were composed inside the caliphate—the dār al-Islām.5 Arguably, therefore, the perceived isolation of medieval Armenian compositions reflects the linguistic and disciplinary boundaries of modern scholarship rather than the original circumstances of their production.	cache/alusur-12456.pdf	txt/alusur-12456.txt