Amat, Armenian village, district of Alashkert, ii. 2
American Missions, see Missions
Amisus, ruins of (near Samsun), i. 4
Anak, Parthian of the blood royal, murderer of the Parthian King of Armenia, Chosroes, and father of St. Gregory, i. 288.
View of Von Gutschmid, ibid. note 2
Anania of Shirak, i. 312, note 1
Anastasius, Roman Emperor, ii. 222
Anguil Su (Enghil Su) or Khoshab, river flowing into Lake Van, ii. 122
Anguil, village, ii. 123
Ani, Armenian mediæval town and fortress on the Arpa Chai (Akhurean), now in ruins and uninhabited, visited and described, i. 329, 334, 354–392, 268, 269;
history of, 354–366; 345, 350.
Description of the various buildings and fortifications, 369–390;
distinctive features of the architecture of the Ani buildings, 390;
appeal to the Russian Government for their preservation, 391;
date of the Cathedral, 354, 355.
Mr. Marr’s excavations at Ani, 377–378.
Plan, 309
Ani, the modern Kemakh, ancient Armenian fortress on the W. Euphrates, i. 294;
fane of Aramazd at this place destroyed by St. Gregory and King Tiridates, ibid.