“Book of Lamentations” in the Context of Legal-Philosophical Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.24234/wisdom.v10i1.207Keywords:
Grigor Narekatsi, “The book of lamentations”, judiciary science, the trial of human soulsAbstract
This article presents a methodological analysis of Grigor Narekatsi’s famous work “The book of lamentations” from the point of view of the theory and practice of judiciary science. The author offers a detailed study of Grigor Narekatsi’s conception of the main types of judicial trial. This article reveals the specificities of the description of the main participants of judicial trials – the judge, the prosecutor, the accused, and the defender in Narekatsi’s work “The book of lamentations”. Since Narekatsi’s work is dedicated to the trial of human souls, this article pays a good deal of attention to moral and religious aspects of the problems under discussion.
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Hovsepyan, A. (2017). Legal Interpretations of the Book of Prayer. Yerevan.
Nalyan, H. Patiarch (2008). Girq meknut’yan Surb Grigor Narekacu` hreshtakakan vardapeti agho’t’ac e’s nerboghinac. (Book of Interpretation of Vardapet St. Gregory of Narek's - Divine Prayers and Odes, in Armenian). Volume A. Yerevan.
Book of Prayers (2002). (Th. J. Samuelian, Trans.). Retrieved March 11, 2018 from: www.stgregoryofnarek.am/book.php?parentJd=2&type=2&t.
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