100 Dram Sahak Partev

发行方	Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia
年份	2005
类型	Non-circulating coin
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正面铭文	2005 ՀԱՅԱՍՏԱՆԻ ՀԱՆՐԱՊԵՏՈՒԹՅԱՆ ԿԵՆՏՐՈՆԱԿԱՆ ԲԱՆԿ 100 ԴՐԱՄ (Translation: Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia 100 Dram)
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背面文字	Armenian, Latin
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附加信息	Sahak Partev — known in Western sources as Isaac the Great — served as Catholicos of Armenia in the early fifth century and was the principal ecclesiastical sponsor of the Armenian alphabet project, working alongside Mesrop Mashtots to give the language its written form around 405 AD. The 2005 issue falls within Armenia's sustained commemorative program honoring the architects of Armenian literary and religious culture, a series that gained particular momentum after independence as the central bank used coinage to reinforce national historical identity. Sahak was also responsible for the first Armenian translation of the Bible, completed from Greek and Syriac sources.

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