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To be the First One

by Adriana Layne

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This book is a labor of love and longing… To be the First One is a legendary story of lives of two prominent figures in Armenian history: St.Gregory the Illuminator and King Tiridates III. These two remarkable personalities were destined to meet and give a new beginning to the Armenian nation-Christianity. This is a compelling story of struggle for independence and survival in IV century AD when two major powers: Roman Empire and Parthian Empire had fought feverishly to establish their influence in Armenia. And, Armenia chose to become the first Christian nation in the world by adopting Christianity as a state religion in 301 A.D. This story was written for children and adults. All characters of this story are nonfictional. The author took the liberty to improvise.

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Hardback
Format: 8 x 10 Color Casebound, 33 pages
Publisher: Outskirts Press (Mar 22, 2011)
ISBN10: 143276828X
ISBN13: 9781432768287
Genre: JUVENILE FICTION / Fairy Tales & Folklore / General

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Adriana LayneAdriana Layne has resided and traveled throughout Europe.She greatly appreciates the international history and folklore,art and architecture. This is the author’s first book. Currently the author resides in California with her family and husband.
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