A Grammar Armenian and English

Venice, The Armenian Monastery of St. Lazarus, 1873. First published 1819. — 160 p.Lord Byron (1788-1824) visited the Armenian Monastery of St. Lazarus in Venice in 1816, where he acquainted himself with Armenian culture with the help of the abbots belonging to the Mechitarist Order. Father Harowtyown Avgerian (1774-1854), who wrote under the pseudonym Pascal Aucher, helped him to learn the Armenian language, and Byron attended many seminars about language and history. He co-authored and financed the publication of __English Grammar and Armenian__ in 1817, and __Armenian Grammar and English__ in 1819, where he included some specimens of classical and modern Armenian poetry in his own translations. Venice, The Armenian Monastery of St. Lazarus, 1873. First published 1819. — 160 p. Lord Byron (1788-1824) visited the Armenian Monastery of St. Lazarus in Venice in 1816, where he acquainted himself with Armenian culture with the help of the abbots belonging to the Mechitarist Order. Father Harowtyown Avgerian (1774-1854), who wrote under the pseudonym Pascal Aucher, helped him to learn the Armenian language, and Byron attended many seminars about language and history. He co-authored and financed the publication of English Grammar and Armenian in 1817, and Armenian Grammar and English in 1819, where he included some specimens of classical and modern Armenian poetry in his own translations.