[1] Pliny agrees with the Armenian historians in bringing the eastern
boundary to the Caspian Sea, and Herodotus makes Armenia to border on
Cappadocia and Cilicia.
[2] Lynch, “Armenia, Travels and Studies”; Vol. I. pp. 197-8. London,
1901.
[3] Lynch, “Armenia,” Vol. I, p. 146.
[4] Lynch, “Armenia,” Vol. II, p. 76.
[5] Sayce, “The Races of the Old Testament,” p. 44.
[6] Sayce, “Records of the Past,” Vol. II, p. 140.
[7] Van Lennep, “Bible Lands,” p. 21.
[8] Bryce, “Transcaucasia and Ararat,” p. 298.
[9] Layard, “Nineveh and Babylon,” pp. 333-4.
[10] Lynch, “Armenia,” Vol. I, p. 445.
[11] Bryce, “Transcaucasia and Ararat,” p. 312.
[12] Curzon, “Armenia,” p. 117.
[13] Genesis 2:11.