The post-chalkeidonian Saints in the armenian synaxaria
Abstract
In the present doctoral work, it is shown that the Armenian Church included in her Synaxaria the lives of saints of the Orthodox Church (both Eastern and Western) who lived after the Synod of Chalcedon (451) and the ensuing great schism in the bosom of the one and undivided Church, when the Ancient Eastern Churches (Armenian, Syriac, and Coptic) were separated from the tradition of Constantinople and Rome, following their own liturgical and ecclesiastical life. Moreover, from the study of unedited manuscripts that has been accomplished in this doctoral work, it is demonstrated that the Armenian synaxarion writers, who were also clergymen, included not only post-Chalcedonian saints of the Eastern and Western Church in their Synaxaria but also enriched the texts with new and interesting commentary. In this work, a solution is sought regarding the way in which the martyrdoms and the martyrologies of these saints were included in the Armenian Synaxaria-that is to say, whether it occurred b ...
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