Attorneys for the Armenian church have filed a lawsuit against the J. Paul Getty Museum, demanding the return of seven pages ripped from the Armenian Bible. The Armenian Apostolic Church of America filed the lawsuit this week in Los Angeles. The illustrated pages by T'oros Roslin date to 1256 and were acquired by the Los Angeles-based museum from a private collector in 1994. Getty spokeswoman Julie Jaskol says the museum legally owns the papers it calls the Canon Tables, and they have been widely published, studied and exhibited. Michael Bazyler, a member of the plaintiff's legal team, says the church believes the papers were stolen by someone after Ottoman Turks began mass killings of Armenians in 1915. The rest of the handwritten Armenian Bible is at a museum in Armenia. 