Geoffrey Greatrex (2005). Byzantium and the East in - Kaveh Farrokh
Geoffrey Greatrex (2005). Byzantium and the East in - Kaveh Farrokh
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Trakhea<br />
Pityus<br />
Anakop‘ia<br />
Sebastopolis<br />
Pharangium<br />
Barkhon?<br />
The Cambridge Companion to <strong>the</strong> Age of Just<strong>in</strong>ian<br />
Korak‘s Mounta<strong>in</strong>s<br />
Khorax<br />
Elegia<br />
Tzibile<br />
T‘ukhark‘<br />
Tayots‘k‘ar<br />
Erakhani<br />
Sermants<br />
Tzakher<br />
Speri sghua/<br />
Pontus eux<strong>in</strong>us/<br />
Black sea<br />
Archaeopolis<br />
(Nok‘alak‘evi)<br />
Mocherisis<br />
Rheon Sc<strong>and</strong>a<br />
Cotatisium/Cotais<br />
(Kut‘at‘isi)<br />
Nikozi<br />
Phasis<br />
Romano-Persian boundary, 536<br />
Petra /<br />
Just<strong>in</strong>ianopolis<br />
(Ts‘ikhisdziri)<br />
Apsarus<br />
Phasis<br />
Rhodopolis Sarapanis<br />
(Vardts‘ikhe)<br />
Odzraq‘e<br />
Erushet‘i<br />
K‘ajatun / Tsunda<br />
Urbnisi Up‘lists‘ikhe<br />
Ruisi<br />
Kaspi MTS‘KHET‘A<br />
Ateni<br />
(MESKHITHA)<br />
Armazits‘ikhe Ujarma<br />
Manglisi<br />
TIFLIS<br />
Bostan K‘alak‘i<br />
Ts‘urtavi (Rust‘avi)<br />
Hunarakert<br />
A<strong>the</strong>nae<br />
Shatberdi<br />
Huri<br />
Rhizaeum<br />
Atawne / Artani<br />
TZANI<br />
Abasgi<br />
Syspiritis<br />
Baiberdon<br />
Caranitis<br />
ARMENIA INTERIOR<br />
Aratsani<br />
Hippis<br />
Acampsis<br />
A p s i l i<br />
P A R K H A L M T S<br />
TAYK‘<br />
42°<br />
L A Z I C A ( E G R I S I )<br />
Bolum<br />
Kuban<br />
Elbrus<br />
Buchlus?<br />
Du Oskha<br />
Ordoru (Oktava?)<br />
THEODOSIOPOLIS<br />
S U A N I A<br />
(Arsanias)<br />
C a u c a s u s M o u n t a i n s<br />
Doconus<br />
Nesos<br />
Mt. Nekh<br />
Masis<br />
Cyrus<br />
Erg<strong>in</strong>ay<br />
Getik<br />
Kars<br />
Shirakashat<br />
Mt. Aragats<br />
AYRARAT<br />
Artagers Mren<br />
Bagaran<br />
Valarshapat<br />
Erevan Awan Garni<br />
DVIN<br />
PERSARMENIA<br />
Eraskh (Araxes)<br />
Mantzikert<br />
Arp‘a<br />
Phasis<br />
(Kur)<br />
Aratsani<br />
Bagawan<br />
Lake Van<br />
High Masis<br />
(Mt. Ararat) Lesser Masis<br />
Zarehawan<br />
Daroynk‘<br />
Maku<br />
Zarishat<br />
Alans<br />
Terek<br />
G U G A R K‘<br />
map 14. The Roman-Persian borderl<strong>and</strong>s <strong>in</strong> <strong>the</strong> Caucasus<br />
Cambridge Companions Onl<strong>in</strong>e © Cambridge University Press, 2006<br />
Angl<br />
44°<br />
KINGDOM OF THE HUNS<br />
N a k h c h u a (C h e c h e n s)<br />
Kazbek<br />
I B E R I A<br />
D u r d z u k s<br />
Alan Gates<br />
)( (Dariel Pass)<br />
Aragvi<br />
L.Gelark‘uni<br />
Erasx<br />
PERSIAN EMPIRE<br />
charred Bible sent by <strong>the</strong> Ethiopian k<strong>in</strong>g to Just<strong>in</strong> as proof of <strong>the</strong> persecutions<br />
be<strong>in</strong>g carried out <strong>in</strong> Himyar symbolised <strong>the</strong> need for Christians<br />
to unite aga<strong>in</strong>st <strong>the</strong>ir enemies. 44 Never<strong>the</strong>less, Christians outside <strong>the</strong><br />
Roman Empire were not necessarily all loyal allies of <strong>the</strong> emperor.<br />
The Christians of Persia, for <strong>in</strong>stance, had <strong>the</strong>ir own separate church,<br />
whose doctr<strong>in</strong>es differed from both those of <strong>the</strong> Chalcedonians <strong>and</strong> <strong>the</strong>ir<br />
so-called Monophysite opponents; although <strong>the</strong>y were <strong>in</strong>termittently<br />
492
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