D M Lang
Biographic Data
| ID | 698315 |
|---|---|
| NAME | D M Lang |
| GIVEN NAMES | D M |
| FAMILY NAME | Lang |
| SIGNATURE | LANG D M |
| AFFILIATIONS | SOAS University of London |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1949 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Mr. W. E. D. Allen
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Academician Giorgi Tsereteli
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Nurse-midwifery in New York City
Nurse-midwifery in New York City. D Harris, E F Daily, and D M LangCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.61.1.64 Published Online: August 29, 2011
The Balavariani: A Tale from the Christian East
Vladimir Fedorovich Minorsky
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Malta: Background for Development
Professor Gerhard Deeters
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Kita Tschenkéli: Georgisch-deutsches Wörterbuch. [ Faszikel I .] xxxviii, 58pp. Zürich: Amirani-Verlag, [1960]. Sw. fr. 8
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V. Minorsky: A history of Sharvān and Darband in the 10th–11th centuries. vii, 187, 32, [i] pp., 2 plates. Cambridge: W. Heffer & Sons Ltd., [1958]. 63 s
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Amiran-Darejaniani A Georgian Romance And Its English Rendering
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The Life of the Blessed Iodasaph: A New Oriental Christian Version of the Barlaam and Ioasaph Romance
In a volume dedicated to Sir Ralph Turner, it can scarcely be inappropriate to devote an essay to a text which bears every sign of being the first Christian adaptation of that legend of the Buddha which, migrating from the cultural environment of the Lalita-vistara and the Buddha-carita, finally evolved into the story of the Christian worthies Barlaam and Ioasaph.Since the German Turfan expeditions of half a century ago, it has become increasingl…
Recent Work on the Georgian New Testament
In 1955, the appearance in the Patrologia Orientalis of the Old Georgian version of St. Luke's Gospel brought to a successful conclusion the project initiated some thirty years ago by the late Professor Robert P. Blake of Harvard University, namely the critical editing of the famous Adysh (or Adishi) Gospel manuscript, copied at Shatberd in Tao-Klarjet'i in A.D. 897, and later removed thence to be preserved in a remote village in highland Svanet'…
Wisdom and Lies: Variations on a Georgian Literary Theme
Prominent among the authors of the ‘Silver Age’ or Renaissance of Georgian literature was Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani (1658–1726). A scion of one of the leading K‘art‘lian princely families, Sulkhan Orbeliani was related on his father's side to the Mukhranian reigning dynasty of Eastern Georgia; his mother, T‘amar, was the daughter of the feudal magnate Zaal, Erist‘avi or Duke of the Aragvi. On becoming a monk in later life Sulkhan replaced his Christ…
St. Euthymius The Georgian And The Barlaam And Ioasaph Romance
IN the literary world of medieval Christendom, few works rival the popularity of the edifying tale of Barlaam and Ioasaph. As is well known, the work purports to relate the conversion of the Indians by the Christian sage and ascetic Barlaam. In reality, it is a Christianized version of episodes from the life of Buddha. In its Western form, it consists of a set of apologues or fables woven into a narrative framework, and interspersed with quotatio…
Georgia In The Reign Of Giorgi The Brilliant
THE political career of King Giorgi V of Georgia, commonly known as Giorgi Brdsqinvale or George the Brilliant, spans an eventful period in the history of the Near East. When Giorgi first came to the throne in 1299, the Il-Khan dynasty of Persia under the able Ghazan Mahmud Khan was at the summit of its power. Ghazan's empire with its vassal states stretched from India to the Mediterranean and Black Seas. He controlled most of Anatolia, including…
Georgia and the Fall of the Ṣafavi Dynasty
Contemporaryaccounts of the events which led up to the Afghan conquest of Persia in 1722 ascribe some importance to the role played by the Georgians in this catastrophe. The well-known narrative of Jonas Hanway and reports of Catholic missionaries, European travellers, and Consular agents, together with the published documents from Russian archives, indicate that the deterioration of relations between the Shah and the King of K'art'li was among t…
Peter the Iberian and his Biographers
The career and personality of Peter the Iberian, bishop of Mayuma, near Gaza, present exceptional interest for the history both of the Monophysite movement of the fifth century and of the Georgian Church. At the same time, the hagiographical writings recording his life raise documentary problems of a complex nature
Count Todtleben's Expedition to Georgia 1769-1771 according to a French eyewitness
The reign of Erekle II over the united kingdoms of Kakhet'i and K'art'li, which lasted from 1762 until 1798, may be regarded as the swan-song of the Georgian monarchy. Through the king's personal ability and the enfeebled state of Persia, Georgia was enabled to enjoy a period of somewhat precarious political independence before being absorbed by Russia as soon as Erekle's death removed the only force capable of maintaining any semblance of Georgi…
Georgian Relations with France during the reign of Wakhtang VI (1711–24)
Research undertaken recently at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs has resulted in the discovery of a number of fresh documents which throw light on the relations between Georgia and France in the early eighteenth century, and in particular on the journey to Versailles of Sulkhan Saba Orbeliani. The objects of this mission were to secure French intervention in favour of King Wakhtang VI of K'art'li, since 1712 detained by the Persian Shah at …
Some Western Sources of Radiščev's Political Thought
Malta: Background for Development
Georgia and the Fall of the Ṣafavi Dynasty
Contemporaryaccounts of the events which led up to the Afghan conquest of Persia in 1722 ascribe some importance to the role played by the Georgians in this catastrophe. The well-known narrative of Jonas Hanway and reports of Catholic missionaries, European travellers, and Consular agents, together with the published documents from Russian archives, indicate that the deterioration of relations between the Shah and the King of K'art'li was among t…
St. Euthymius The Georgian And The Barlaam And Ioasaph Romance
IN the literary world of medieval Christendom, few works rival the popularity of the edifying tale of Barlaam and Ioasaph. As is well known, the work purports to relate the conversion of the Indians by the Christian sage and ascetic Barlaam. In reality, it is a Christianized version of episodes from the life of Buddha. In its Western form, it consists of a set of apologues or fables woven into a narrative framework, and interspersed with quotatio…
Amiran-Darejaniani A Georgian Romance And Its English Rendering
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Life of the Blessed Iodasaph: A New Oriental Christian Version of the Barlaam and Ioasaph Romance
In a volume dedicated to Sir Ralph Turner, it can scarcely be inappropriate to devote an essay to a text which bears every sign of being the first Christian adaptation of that legend of the Buddha which, migrating from the cultural environment of the Lalita-vistara and the Buddha-carita, finally evolved into the story of the Christian worthies Barlaam and Ioasaph.Since the German Turfan expeditions of half a century ago, it has become increasingl…
Georgian Relations with France during the reign of Wakhtang VI (1711–24)
Research undertaken recently at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs has resulted in the discovery of a number of fresh documents which throw light on the relations between Georgia and France in the early eighteenth century, and in particular on the journey to Versailles of Sulkhan Saba Orbeliani. The objects of this mission were to secure French intervention in favour of King Wakhtang VI of K'art'li, since 1712 detained by the Persian Shah at …
Nurse-midwifery in New York City
Nurse-midwifery in New York City. D Harris, E F Daily, and D M LangCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.61.1.64 Published Online: August 29, 2011
Wisdom and Lies: Variations on a Georgian Literary Theme
Prominent among the authors of the ‘Silver Age’ or Renaissance of Georgian literature was Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani (1658–1726). A scion of one of the leading K‘art‘lian princely families, Sulkhan Orbeliani was related on his father's side to the Mukhranian reigning dynasty of Eastern Georgia; his mother, T‘amar, was the daughter of the feudal magnate Zaal, Erist‘avi or Duke of the Aragvi. On becoming a monk in later life Sulkhan replaced his Christ…
Georgia In The Reign Of Giorgi The Brilliant
THE political career of King Giorgi V of Georgia, commonly known as Giorgi Brdsqinvale or George the Brilliant, spans an eventful period in the history of the Near East. When Giorgi first came to the throne in 1299, the Il-Khan dynasty of Persia under the able Ghazan Mahmud Khan was at the summit of its power. Ghazan's empire with its vassal states stretched from India to the Mediterranean and Black Seas. He controlled most of Anatolia, including…
Peter the Iberian and his Biographers
The career and personality of Peter the Iberian, bishop of Mayuma, near Gaza, present exceptional interest for the history both of the Monophysite movement of the fifth century and of the Georgian Church. At the same time, the hagiographical writings recording his life raise documentary problems of a complex nature
Some Western Sources of Radiščev's Political Thought
Georgian Relations with France during the reign of Wakhtang VI (1711–24)
Research undertaken recently at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs has resulted in the discovery of a number of fresh documents which throw light on the relations between Georgia and France in the early eighteenth century, and in particular on the journey to Versailles of Sulkhan Saba Orbeliani. The objects of this mission were to secure French intervention in favour of King Wakhtang VI of K'art'li, since 1712 detained by the Persian Shah at …
Peter the Iberian and his Biographers
The career and personality of Peter the Iberian, bishop of Mayuma, near Gaza, present exceptional interest for the history both of the Monophysite movement of the fifth century and of the Georgian Church. At the same time, the hagiographical writings recording his life raise documentary problems of a complex nature
Count Todtleben's Expedition to Georgia 1769-1771 according to a French eyewitness
The reign of Erekle II over the united kingdoms of Kakhet'i and K'art'li, which lasted from 1762 until 1798, may be regarded as the swan-song of the Georgian monarchy. Through the king's personal ability and the enfeebled state of Persia, Georgia was enabled to enjoy a period of somewhat precarious political independence before being absorbed by Russia as soon as Erekle's death removed the only force capable of maintaining any semblance of Georgi…
Georgia and the Fall of the Ṣafavi Dynasty
Contemporaryaccounts of the events which led up to the Afghan conquest of Persia in 1722 ascribe some importance to the role played by the Georgians in this catastrophe. The well-known narrative of Jonas Hanway and reports of Catholic missionaries, European travellers, and Consular agents, together with the published documents from Russian archives, indicate that the deterioration of relations between the Shah and the King of K'art'li was among t…
St. Euthymius The Georgian And The Barlaam And Ioasaph Romance
IN the literary world of medieval Christendom, few works rival the popularity of the edifying tale of Barlaam and Ioasaph. As is well known, the work purports to relate the conversion of the Indians by the Christian sage and ascetic Barlaam. In reality, it is a Christianized version of episodes from the life of Buddha. In its Western form, it consists of a set of apologues or fables woven into a narrative framework, and interspersed with quotatio…
Georgia In The Reign Of Giorgi The Brilliant
THE political career of King Giorgi V of Georgia, commonly known as Giorgi Brdsqinvale or George the Brilliant, spans an eventful period in the history of the Near East. When Giorgi first came to the throne in 1299, the Il-Khan dynasty of Persia under the able Ghazan Mahmud Khan was at the summit of its power. Ghazan's empire with its vassal states stretched from India to the Mediterranean and Black Seas. He controlled most of Anatolia, including…
Wisdom and Lies: Variations on a Georgian Literary Theme
Prominent among the authors of the ‘Silver Age’ or Renaissance of Georgian literature was Sulkhan-Saba Orbeliani (1658–1726). A scion of one of the leading K‘art‘lian princely families, Sulkhan Orbeliani was related on his father's side to the Mukhranian reigning dynasty of Eastern Georgia; his mother, T‘amar, was the daughter of the feudal magnate Zaal, Erist‘avi or Duke of the Aragvi. On becoming a monk in later life Sulkhan replaced his Christ…
The Life of the Blessed Iodasaph: A New Oriental Christian Version of the Barlaam and Ioasaph Romance
In a volume dedicated to Sir Ralph Turner, it can scarcely be inappropriate to devote an essay to a text which bears every sign of being the first Christian adaptation of that legend of the Buddha which, migrating from the cultural environment of the Lalita-vistara and the Buddha-carita, finally evolved into the story of the Christian worthies Barlaam and Ioasaph.Since the German Turfan expeditions of half a century ago, it has become increasingl…
Recent Work on the Georgian New Testament
In 1955, the appearance in the Patrologia Orientalis of the Old Georgian version of St. Luke's Gospel brought to a successful conclusion the project initiated some thirty years ago by the late Professor Robert P. Blake of Harvard University, namely the critical editing of the famous Adysh (or Adishi) Gospel manuscript, copied at Shatberd in Tao-Klarjet'i in A.D. 897, and later removed thence to be preserved in a remote village in highland Svanet'…
V. Minorsky: A history of Sharvān and Darband in the 10th–11th centuries. vii, 187, 32, [i] pp., 2 plates. Cambridge: W. Heffer & Sons Ltd., [1958]. 63 s
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Amiran-Darejaniani A Georgian Romance And Its English Rendering
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Professor Gerhard Deeters
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Kita Tschenkéli: Georgisch-deutsches Wörterbuch. [ Faszikel I .] xxxviii, 58pp. Zürich: Amirani-Verlag, [1960]. Sw. fr. 8
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Malta: Background for Development
Vladimir Fedorovich Minorsky
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Nurse-midwifery in New York City
Nurse-midwifery in New York City. D Harris, E F Daily, and D M LangCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.61.1.64 Published Online: August 29, 2011
The Balavariani: A Tale from the Christian East
Mr. W. E. D. Allen
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Academician Giorgi Tsereteli
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