Geghard (Italian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Geghard" in Italian language version.

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archive.org (Global: 6th place; Italian: 2nd place)

  • (EN) Geghard, 1973, p. 6.
    «According to the inscription above the West entrance the church was built in 1215, during the Zakarian reign. The architectural scheme follows that of the many domed buildings in use in Armenia during the XII-XIII centuries. The plan, in the shape of a cross, is inscribed in a slightly extended square, and is covered by a dome on a square base in line with the building axis. The drum is linked to the base by means of curved.»
  • (EN) Geghard, p. 8.
    «The inscription carved on the north wall of the church, shows the date of foundation in 1283, and the name of the donator, Prince Prosh.»

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  • (EN) Monastery of Geghard and the Upper Azat Valley, in UNESCO World Heritage Centre. URL consultato il 25 agosto 2017.
  • (EN) Unesco. Geghard Monastery (PDF), su whc.unesco.org.
    «The prosperity of the monastery in the thirteenth century was due to the patronage of the Proshyan prince, who carved out the second cave church in 1283, reached through a rock-cut antechamber which served as their mausoleum. The burials are in a recess behind twin arches, over which two felines on leashes and an eagle with a lamb in its talons, the family's armoured bearings have been sculpted in bold relief.»