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Komitas I Aghtsetsi (Armenian: Կոմիտաս Ա Աղցեցի) or Komitas I of Aghdznik was the 40th Catholicos-Patriarch and the bishop of Taron from 615 until his death in 628. He is known also as Komitas Shinogh, "The Builder" — an allusion to his significant patronage of building and restoration work Komitas was also the editor of the collection of Armenian translations of patristic texts (including extracts from lost texts, e.g. Timothy Aelurus) known as the Seal of the Faith.

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  • Komitas Aghtsetsi (en)
  • Komitas d'Aghdsk (fr)
  • Comitas de Arzanena (pt)
  • Комитас Ахцеци (ru)
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  • Komitas d'Aghdsk ou Gomidas Ałc‘ec‘i (en arménien Կոմիտաս Աղցեցի) est catholicos de l'Église apostolique arménienne de 615 à 628. (fr)
  • Comitas de Arzanena (em armênio: Կոմիտաս Աղձնիքի; romaniz.: Komitas Ałznik’i; m. 628) ou Comitas de Alzeque (em armênio: Կոմիտաս Աղձքից; romaniz.: Komitas Aghdzk’its’), dito o Construtor (Šinoł), foi um eclesiástico, músico e poeta armênio que tornou-se católico da Igreja Armênia de 615 a 628. Fez-se famoso por seu amplo programa de reconstrução de edifícios religiosos e os seus envolvimentos com disputas teológicas. (pt)
  • Комитас Ахцеци — армянский церковный деятель VII века, католикос Армении. Духовный композитор, богослов и гимнограф. (ru)
  • Komitas I Aghtsetsi (Armenian: Կոմիտաս Ա Աղցեցի) or Komitas I of Aghdznik was the 40th Catholicos-Patriarch and the bishop of Taron from 615 until his death in 628. He is known also as Komitas Shinogh, "The Builder" — an allusion to his significant patronage of building and restoration work Komitas was also the editor of the collection of Armenian translations of patristic texts (including extracts from lost texts, e.g. Timothy Aelurus) known as the Seal of the Faith. (en)
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  • Komitas I Aghtsetsi (Armenian: Կոմիտաս Ա Աղցեցի) or Komitas I of Aghdznik was the 40th Catholicos-Patriarch and the bishop of Taron from 615 until his death in 628. He is known also as Komitas Shinogh, "The Builder" — an allusion to his significant patronage of building and restoration work He was instrumental in the realization of several architectural projects, among which were the complete renovation of the Cathedral at the Holy See of Etchmiadzin; the construction of the Church of St. Hripsime, which stands to this day on the site of an earlier edifice; and the building of the Church of St. Gregory in Dvin. Komitas was also the editor of the collection of Armenian translations of patristic texts (including extracts from lost texts, e.g. Timothy Aelurus) known as the Seal of the Faith. A devout Catholic, he was never far away from disputes regarding the faith. He was a vociferous participant in doctrinal disputes. He sided with the orthodox school of thought of the Armenian Church during the Council of Ctesiphon (615–616). The Council concluded with the acceptance of Monophysitism; the Chalcedonian and Nestorian doctrines were renounced. A poet and musician, Komitas I contributed to the hymnography of the Armenian Church. His sharakan "Andzink Nviryalk", ('Devoted Souls') earned him a special place in the Armenian Church hymn-book or Sharaknots. This hymn, noted for its poetic and lyric beauty, was composed to commemorate the completion of the rebuilding of the Church of St Hripsime. It is claimed to be the first Armenian hymn in praise of a post-biblical saint, based on the account of St Hripsime and her companions related in the History of Armenia composed by the fifth-century father of Armenian historiography, Agathangelos. (en)
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