Lilit D Simonian
Biographic Data
| ID | 195352 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lilit D Simonian |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lilit D |
| FAMILY NAME | Simonian |
| SIGNATURE | SIMONIAN L D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute of Archaeology and Ethnography of NAN RA |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6618-359X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The St. Ełiše (Elisaeus) Church and the Sanctuary of Kyomrad in Nij
The article presents traditions of the village Nij associated with the enlightener of Albania St. Ełiše (Elisaeus) and his disciple-martyrs. The festival occasions are provided in a diachronic reality indicating gradual but rapid changes in the religious life of the village and the significant role of the Saint’s figure and sanctuaries dedicated to him for the maintenance of the identity of Udis. In addition, some new archival materials are used
The Myths on Jarah-Hekim St. Tiramer Monastery
The aim of the article is to demonstrate how legends may exert influence upon the character of cult and how different may be the comprehension of a religious object by people-carriers of one or another tradition. The convent Jarah-hekim St. Mother of God serves as an illustration for the long lasting and and changing tradition affecting worship and folk representations and living even after the extinction of the material object (the church) aroun…
Dream and sanctuary in traditional Armenian Christianity
Ethnographic research on dreams, conducted in the frame of the phenomenological approach and drawn on the comparison of field data and previous studies, points to the existence of patterns related to an ancient tradition. Nowadays, approaching dreams as information on future events is characteristic of people who are religious yet rarely attending the church. According to the traditional classification of the true and the false dreams, dreams abo…
The Cult and Commemoration of St. Voskeans and St. Sukeaseans in the Light of Caucasian Parallels
The obscure story about a group of early Christian saints of Alanian origin reports on the existence of the “grass-eaters” kind of Christianity in some regions of historical Armenia before the adoption of state Christianity. For the name of the group’s leader Sukias was Bahadras before his baptism, some parallels in the Armenian folk-lore and the Caucasian epic of Narts can proceed. The center of the cult of St. Sukiaseans was mountain Sukavet un…
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The Cult and Commemoration of St. Voskeans and St. Sukeaseans in the Light of Caucasian Parallels
The obscure story about a group of early Christian saints of Alanian origin reports on the existence of the “grass-eaters” kind of Christianity in some regions of historical Armenia before the adoption of state Christianity. For the name of the group’s leader Sukias was Bahadras before his baptism, some parallels in the Armenian folk-lore and the Caucasian epic of Narts can proceed. The center of the cult of St. Sukiaseans was mountain Sukavet un…
The St. Ełiše (Elisaeus) Church and the Sanctuary of Kyomrad in Nij
The article presents traditions of the village Nij associated with the enlightener of Albania St. Ełiše (Elisaeus) and his disciple-martyrs. The festival occasions are provided in a diachronic reality indicating gradual but rapid changes in the religious life of the village and the significant role of the Saint’s figure and sanctuaries dedicated to him for the maintenance of the identity of Udis. In addition, some new archival materials are used
The Myths on Jarah-Hekim St. Tiramer Monastery
The aim of the article is to demonstrate how legends may exert influence upon the character of cult and how different may be the comprehension of a religious object by people-carriers of one or another tradition. The convent Jarah-hekim St. Mother of God serves as an illustration for the long lasting and and changing tradition affecting worship and folk representations and living even after the extinction of the material object (the church) aroun…
Dream and sanctuary in traditional Armenian Christianity
Ethnographic research on dreams, conducted in the frame of the phenomenological approach and drawn on the comparison of field data and previous studies, points to the existence of patterns related to an ancient tradition. Nowadays, approaching dreams as information on future events is characteristic of people who are religious yet rarely attending the church. According to the traditional classification of the true and the false dreams, dreams abo…
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