Eastern Christian Spirituality: Armenian

(Baptism of Tiridates III of Armenia by Saint Gregory the Illuminator. Mechitarist collection, Venice)

• Armenian Church -- History
• Armenia -- Church History
• Armenia in the Bible
• Christian literature, Armenian
• Christian life -- Armenian Church authors
• Gregory, the Illuminator, Saint, ca. 240-ca. 332
• Saints -- Armenia -- Biography -- Congresses

• A dictionary of the Armenian Church, Maghakʻia Ōrmanean
• Studies in Armenian literature and Christianity, Robert W. Thomson
• The relations between the Armenian and Georgian Churches : according to the Armenian sources, 300-610
• Armenian perspectives : 10th Anniversary Conference of the Association internationale des études arméniennes, School of Oriental and African Studies, London, Association internationale des études arménnienes
• Eastern Christianity [electronic resource], Michael Angold, Cambridge History of Christianity, Vol. 5
• Encyclopedia of Eastern Orthodox Christianity, John Anthony McGuckin, 2011
• Eastern Christianity in the modern Middle East, edited by Anthony O'Mahony and Emma Loosley

The Armenian Church, founded by St. Gregory the Illuminator; being a sketch of the history, liturgy, doctrine, and ceremonies of this ancient national church, by Edward Francis Knottesford

The Armenian Christian tradition : scholarly symposium in honor of the visit to the Pontifical oriental institute, Rome of His Holiness Karekin I, Supreme Patriarch and Catholicos of all Armenians : December 12, 1996, edited by Robert F. Taft

An Annotated list of Armenian New Testament Manuscirpts, by Erroll F. Rhodes

Christianities in Asia, edited by Peter C. Phan

The Armenian commentaries on Exodus-Deuteronomy attributed to Ephrem the Syrian, Saint Syrus Ephraem

Christology of the Oriental Orthodox churches : christology in the tradition of the Armenian Apostolic Church, by Krikorian, Mesrob K

Syriac manuscripts in the library of the Orthodox Patriarchate in Jerusalem [microform]

ATLA religion database

American Bibliography of Slavic and East European Studies

Catholic Periodical and Literature Index

Middle Eastern and Central Asian Studies

From 441, Armenian literature, like Syrian, was viewed as primarily religious.  The tenth century saw original spiritual texts from Gregory of Nareg with a Commentary on the Song of Songs and Sacred Elegies.  Armenian spirituality was influenced by the mytical liturgy, prayers, and hymns.

Corpus scriptorum Christianorum Orientalium. Scriptores Armeniaci [serial]

The Ecumenical Review, (Print and Electronic)

Journal of Ecclesiastical History, (Print and Electronic)

Armenian Orthodox Church, The Eastern Diocese of the Armenian Church of America

Western Diocese of the Armenian Church, The Diocesan Headquarters