Adeljivas (Lake Van), town of, ii. 326–330, 403.
Mileage to Akhlat, ii. 325 note.
Earthquake there, 47 note 1; 341.
Rise in the level of Lake Van there, 52.
Cuneiform inscriptions there, 75
Adrianople treaty of, i. 36, 125; 397. ii. 204.
Exodus of Armenian population from Erzerum province as a result of, ii. 206
Afrikean, M. Karapet, improvement in wine accomplished by, i. 226
Afshin, Arab Governor of Azerbaijan, i. 341–343, 352
Agathangelus Treatise, our earliest authority for the reign of Tiridates and the events connected with the conversion of the Armenians as a nation to Christianity, i. 291 note.
Von Gutschmid has succeeded in discriminating between the various sources from which the treatise has been built up, ibid., 295 note 1
Aghdznik, ancient Armenian province, ii. 429; i. 309 note 1
Aghri Dagh, name given by the Mussulman peoples to Ararat as well as to the Ararat system, i. 148, 197, 409, 414 (Fig. 101), 415, 419 (Fig. 106), 420 (Fig. 107), 423, 435, 436. ii. 10 ([Fig. 112]), 384 seq.
Frontier between the Russian and Turkish empires, i. 435. ii. 384.
And see Shatin Dagh
Aghzi Achik, pass over the heights south of Erzerum, ii. 202
Agriculture finds in Armenia extremely favourable conditions, due to the climate and the nature of the soil—a mixture of lavas and lacustrine deposits, i. 87, 105, 442. ii. 255, 345, 404, 405–406.
Character of and seasons in various districts, i. 56, 57, 73, 75, 94, 105, 106;
among the Dukhobortsy, 107; 118, 121, 123;
on the plain of Alexandropol, 131; 133;
in the valley of the Araxes, 142, 202, 203, 229, 316, 318, 444; 321, 326, 410, 411; 443;
in Alashkert and basin of Upper Murad, ii. 3, 15, 19, 277;
in basin of Lake Van, 82, 315;
in plain of Mush, 167, 172, 318;
in plain of Khinis, 188, 256, 258;
in Bulanik, 344–345;
among the Circassians, 331, 353; 359;
in plain of Kharput, 391.
Backwardness in Russian Armenia, i. 56, 139,
and causes, i. 225, 461;
in Turkish Armenia, ii. 21, 164, 218, 219, 259,
and causes, ch. xxiv. passim.
Estimate of the levels at which cereals will flourish in Armenia, i. 107 note
Agrikar Dagh, peak of the Gori Mokri in Northern Armenia, i. 87, 434