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↑ Baliozian, Ara (1979). Armenia Observed. New York: Ararat Press. p. 166. ISBN9780933706101. At the end of Lenin Prospekt, where once there rose a bare rock, there now stands the monumental building of Matenadaran — a depository of rare manuscripts and miniatures.
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