Caucasian Albania: An International Handbook

Preface
Contents
I Caucasian Albania in Foreign Sources
1 Caucasian Albania in Greek and Latin Sources
2 Caucasian Albania in Medieval Armenian Sources (5th–13th Centuries)
II The Heritage of Caucasian Albanian
3 The Textual Heritage of Caucasian Albanian
4 The Language of the Caucasian Albanians
5 Caucasian Albanian and Modern Udi
5A The Udis’ Petition to Tsar Peter
III The Caucasian Albanian Church
6 Albanians, Armenians and Georgians: a Common Liturgy
7 One or two? On Christological and Hierarchical Disputes and the Development of the “Church of Albania” (4th–8th centuries)
7A The Holy Covenant
8 Albanians in the Holy Land – Absence of Archaeological Evidence or Evidence of Absence?
IV Architecture and Archaeology
9 Urban Planning and Architecture of Caucasian Albania. Main Monuments and Trends of Development
10 The Ensemble of the “Seven Churches” – an Ecumenical Monastery Ahead of Time?
11 Tigranakert in Artsakh
V Ethnic, Religious and Social Issues
12 The Ethnic Situation in Antique and Medieval Caucasian Albania
13 The Rebels of Early Abbasid Albania
14 “You say Albanian, I say Armenian”: Discourses of Ethnicity and Power Around an Albanian King of Armenia
15 Between the Planes and the Mountains: the Albanian-Armenian Marches in the 12th Century and David of Gandzak (c. 1065–1140)
15A The Gate of Ganja
16 Reverse Engineering: A State-Created “Albanian Apostolic Church”
General References
Indexes