C J F Dowsett
Biographic Data
| ID | 699842 |
|---|---|
| NAME | C J F Dowsett |
| GIVEN NAMES | C J F |
| FAMILY NAME | Dowsett |
| SIGNATURE | DOWSETT C J F |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1957 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1970 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Cause, and some linguistically allied concepts, in Armenian
The Stoics, according to Seneca and others, divided the whole of creation into two main principles: cause and matter. In a previous article I discussed some words meaning 'matter' in Armenian. The time seems ripe to deal with the other half of the universe, though perhaps not exhaustively. A linguistic analysis of the concept "cause" in Armenian involves a consideration of two roots, namely, IE *ai (IH *hei, *a4ei), and Iranian *5kar. Since these…
A New Atlas of Armenia
The History of the Caucasian Albanians
The Albanian Chronicle of Maxit'ar Goš
The land of the Ahiank' or Caucasian Albania, whose geography and customs already attracted the attention of Strabo and Pliny, represents the easternmost part of the Armenian sphere of influence. The historical events which took place in this region were described by the ancient Armenian historians P'awstos Biwzandai, Lazar P'arpei, Elišē Vardapet, Movsēs Xorenai, etc., and their works were subsequently drawn upon by Movsēs Kalankatuai or Dasxura…
A Neglected Passage in the History of the Caucausian Albanians
In the majority of the extant manuscripts of the Patmut'iwn Aluanic by Movses Kalankatuai, and subsequently in the printed editions and the Russian translation of this work, a passage containing some not unimportant historical information concerning Caucasian Albania in the ninth century A.D. has come to be omitted. In 1897 Dadean reproduced in Ararat the text of this passage as he found it in two manuscripts in the patriarchal library of Etchmia…
The History of the Caucasian Albanians
The Albanian Chronicle of Maxit'ar Goš
The land of the Ahiank' or Caucasian Albania, whose geography and customs already attracted the attention of Strabo and Pliny, represents the easternmost part of the Armenian sphere of influence. The historical events which took place in this region were described by the ancient Armenian historians P'awstos Biwzandai, Lazar P'arpei, Elišē Vardapet, Movsēs Xorenai, etc., and their works were subsequently drawn upon by Movsēs Kalankatuai or Dasxura…
A Neglected Passage in the History of the Caucausian Albanians
In the majority of the extant manuscripts of the Patmut'iwn Aluanic by Movses Kalankatuai, and subsequently in the printed editions and the Russian translation of this work, a passage containing some not unimportant historical information concerning Caucasian Albania in the ninth century A.D. has come to be omitted. In 1897 Dadean reproduced in Ararat the text of this passage as he found it in two manuscripts in the patriarchal library of Etchmia…
The Albanian Chronicle of Maxit'ar Goš
The land of the Ahiank' or Caucasian Albania, whose geography and customs already attracted the attention of Strabo and Pliny, represents the easternmost part of the Armenian sphere of influence. The historical events which took place in this region were described by the ancient Armenian historians P'awstos Biwzandai, Lazar P'arpei, Elišē Vardapet, Movsēs Xorenai, etc., and their works were subsequently drawn upon by Movsēs Kalankatuai or Dasxura…
A New Atlas of Armenia
The History of the Caucasian Albanians
Cause, and some linguistically allied concepts, in Armenian
The Stoics, according to Seneca and others, divided the whole of creation into two main principles: cause and matter. In a previous article I discussed some words meaning 'matter' in Armenian. The time seems ripe to deal with the other half of the universe, though perhaps not exhaustively. A linguistic analysis of the concept "cause" in Armenian involves a consideration of two roots, namely, IE *ai (IH *hei, *a4ei), and Iranian *5kar. Since these…
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