History of the Maronites: Relig[i]ous, Cultural, and Political

Ahmad al-Din Al-Duaihy al-Khazen al-Shuf Aleppo Amorites Anaissi Antioch Arabic Aramaic Aramoan architecture army Asem'ani Bashir Batrun Beirut Besharry Bishop built Butros Byblos Byzantine Canaanite Catholic Chalcedonian Christ Christian church of St Constantinople Council Crusaders Cyprus Damascus delegate died district Druze Duaihy Egypt Ehden Elias Emir Empire Estephan Fakhr Fakhr-al-Din Father France French Galilee Ghazir governor Greek Haydar Hittite Hivites Hobeish Holy Hurrian Jebail Jerusalem Jesus John Maron Kesrawan king Lady land Lebanese Lehfed Ma'an Mardaites Maron monastery Maronite church Maronite College Maronite patriarchs Monastery of Blessed Monophysite Mount Lebanon mountain Mulhim Muqaddam Musa Muslim northern Lebanon Oriental Ottoman Palestine Paris Pasha Patriarch Hoyek Patriarch Yuhanna Patriarch Yusif patriarchal residence Phoenician Pope population priest Prince Qadisha Valley Qannubin Qozhaya Rabbula region religious Roman Rome Saint Sarkis sent Shihab Sidon Sim'an Sultan Syria Syrie temple Tripoli Turkish Tyre village Ya'qub Yanuh