... They were examining candidates for admission to the church, in the chapel, and several of our dear young converts were of the number. So I quietly slipped in, and sat down behind Loosintak, who did not see me, and the questioning went on: "Well, Loosintak, but what first led you to think of your soul?" said good deacon Margos.  "It was what I saw in the Varzhoohi's sick-room," she answered.  "How was that?"  "Why, I thought that I must have a religion that could make one so happy in view of death."  This was wholly unexpected; I had not even known the fact... The Armenian name, Loosintak, means "crown of light."... (The Romance Of Missions, West, 1875)