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Title Page 4 Copyright Page 5 Dedication 6 Table of Contents 8 Introduction 10 I. The Syriac factor in the development of Armenian Christianity and the early sects 26 The Heretics of Sivas and the Council of Gangra 26 The fifth century—The Mẹẓghnēans, the Borborits and the Nestorians 34 The sixth century—The position of the Armenian Church 40 II. The Paulicians and the Muslim factor 45 Origin and the "eastern" roots: Syriac, majūsī, Islamic 45 Politicization: the Muslim alliance and Byzantine deportations 52 Tephrike: the akritic state of the Paulicians in the ninth century 58 III. Armenian sectarians in Upper Mesopotamia and Syria from the ninth to eleventh centuries 63 The Ṭonrakians and Grigor Magistros 63 Sectarians in Upper Mesopotamia and Syria—tenth to eleventh centuries 78 The Arevordiḳ or the Shamsiyya al-Arman in Syria 81 The akritic state of Philaretus the Armenian in Germanica 84 IV. The Armenian establishment in Fatimid Egypt 90 Notes on the Armenians in pre-Fatimid Egypt 90 Catholicos Grigor Martyrophil 94 Paḥlavuni Prince, Vizier Bahrām al-Armanī and Caliph al-Ḥāfiẓ 99 V. Muslim Armenian vizierial rule in Egypt—The Jamālī House 115 Beginnings in Fatimid Aleppo: 'Azīz
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