02Agat1 21:13 | | | and deceived men [cf. Eph. 4.14], made them | travelers | on the path to destruction |
02Agat3 19:1 | | | letter; and also, because the | travelers | had arrived in Armenia illuminated |
02Agat3 25:7 | | | with him continuously and to | travel | around with him, but he |
02Agat3 28:6 | | | With great joy the | travelers | passed over many lodging places |
03Buz3 13:4 | | | They boldly | travelled | the road of ruin, and |
03Buz3 13:4 | | | anger, and without God they | travelled | about the land of the |
03Buz3 14:14 | | | to cross such mountains to | travel | somewhere, suddenly the snow would |
03Buz3 20:39 | | | king immediately left Acugh village | travelling | quickly and taking along king |
03Buz4 13:10 | | | for truth and propriety and | travelled | the path of the Lord |
03Buz4 13:11 | | | wickedness that the king had | travelled, | he was saddened and mourned |
03Buz4 14:20 | | | in a wagon and was | travelling | on the road, Shawasp approached |
03Buz4 15:17 | | | Gnel | travelled | with great speed throughout the |
03Buz5 1:7 | | | about which road they should | travel | |
03Buz5 37:13 | | | As they were | travelling | it happened that Manuel was |
03Buz5 43:11 | | | through which the brigade had | travelled | were some mountains |
03Buz6 7:2 | | | of the Holy Spirit. He | travelled | around with great power for |
03Buz6 8:4 | | | day he happened to be | travelling | a certain road seated on |
04Yegh1 2:31 | | | were previously not accustomed to | travel | that road |
04Yegh3 10:231 | | | with liberal gifts; they freely | traveled | throughout the whole land |
04Yegh7 10:233 | | | Armenia, I had occasion to | travel | there for a year and |
04Yegh7 12:288 | | | That which breathes, moves, | travels, | eats, and drinks, also dies |
04Yegh7 12:288 | | | When did you see fire | traveling, | or speaking, or knowing |
05Parp2 10:5 | | | With many stipends, (obliged) to | travel | distant roads, and with long |
05Parp3 26:10 | | | till now you have been | travelling | like a blind person in |
05Parp3 29:0 | | | radiant arrival (awaiting) those who | travelled | such a long journey yet |
05Parp3 33:9 | | | The group readied to | travel | to Byzantium consisted of Vahan |
05Parp3 33:10 | | | the land of Armenia. They | travelled | to the emperor and all |
05Parp3 41:2 | | | Those | travelling | with him went before the |
05Parp3 42:18 | | | man of God, Ghewond, (Vasak) | travelled | with them for a long |
05Parp3 51:6 | | | any of you today should | travel | to Armenia would you not |
05Parp3 53:7 | | | the district where we are | travelling | to and settle us with |
05Parp3 54:1 | | | the custom of trade, had | travelled | to Armenia many times and |
05Parp3 55:1 | | | That day they | travelled | until they came to a |
05Parp3 55:3 | | | executioners took the saints and | travelled | the entire remaining portion of |
05Parp4 64:12 | | | stray from the truth and | travel | an incorrect path (not to |
05Parp4 67:4 | | | marzpan and the hazarapet were | travelling | with informed guides, they did |
05Parp4 81:7 | | | Kamsarakan, lord of Shirak, were | travelling | north of the lake, having |
05Parp4 81:8 | | | the king of kings to | travel | through your land |
05Parp4 95:2 | | | Considering Vahan Mamikonean’s fatigue from | traveling, | king Vagharsh rejoiced merely in |
05Parp4 98:4 | | | Andekan himself | travelled | from the land of Armenia |
05Parp4 98:10 | | | to the land, he will | travel | with wife, sons, court, dear |
05Parp4 100:4 | | | who taste the lamb become | travelers | to heaven; those who do |
05Parp4 100:36 | | | worthless servants” [Matthew 25:30]. And do not | travel | to the wedding without bearing |
06Khor2 36:5 | | | Abgar’s sister Awdē was | traveling | to Armenia in winter when |
06Khor2 36:5 | | | no one could descry his | traveling | companion |
06Khor2 59:4 | | | lakes of our country, nor | travel | over the rivers, nor any |
06Khor2 86:16 | | | Georgia with her pure tongue, | traveling | around without pomp or excess |
06Khor2 89:10 | | | bishop of Persia, who were | traveling | to the council by the |
06Khor2 90:2 | | | Aristakēs | traveled | with Leontius the Great to |
06Khor2 91:6 | | | time he revealed himself and | traveled | about the country, confirming his |
06Khor3 20:6 | | | the paralytics were neglected, unknown | travelers | were not received, and strangers |
06Khor3 31:10 | | | in a hair shirt he | traveled | around on a donkey until |
06Khor3 59:2 | | | come to our country and | traveled | through many of our provinces |
06Khor3 60:12 | | | the Great and Mesrop, but | traveling | slowly and idly procrastinating had |
07Seb1 17:4 | | | to return, when unexpectedly a | travelling | priest encountered them. They seized |
07Seb1 30:2 | | | He immediately set out and | travelled | rapidly to Armenia |
07Seb1 36:8 | | | mercy, through sleepless and unresting | travelling | by day and night. Thirdly |
07Seb1 36:8 | | | of their heart (the pilgrims) | travelled | around Mount Sinai, which in |
07Seb1 38:16 | | | Caesarea of Cappadocia. He himself | travelled | from Chalcedon, reached Caesarea, and |
07Seb1 38:18 | | | of the Persian king. He | travelled | through the regions of the |
07Seb1 41:10 | | | children, fled by night and | travelled | to Taron. Arriving there, he |
07Seb1 44:23 | | | ship and crossed the sea. | Travelling | rapidly like a bird he |
07Seb1 44:26 | | | him that he would not | travel | anywhere else. Then he returned |
07Seb1 49:1 | | | literature of the Romans, and | travelled | through those lands with the |
08Ghev1 34:55 | | | the Arabs) resumed their assaults, | travelling | by the royal highway through |
09Draskh1 41:11 | | | the proper things necessary for | travelling, | and putting under his command |
09Draskh1 64:25 | | | house of Abraham’, until the | travelers | were all cut down. The |
09Draskh1 64:26 | | | renown, who were wont to | travel | futilely by the toilsome and |
09Draskh1 67:8 | | | tillers of the soil, herdsmen, | travelers, | and paupers |
09Draskh1 67:30 | | | woods, and by those that | travel | along the highways, and the |
09Draskh1 68:20 | | | scrutiny, but with wings that | travel | in clouds you shall soar |
10Tovma1 10:18 | | | plotting. About that time Arshak | travelled | to the West accompanied by |
10Tovma1 10:39 | | | The holy Zuit’ay | travelled | the good road of many |
10Tovma1 11:2 | | | advice of Saint Nersēs but | travelled | a perverse and contrary path |
10Tovma2 4:10 | | | Mahmet’s) time. For when his | travelling | companions asked why he had |
10Tovma2 4:26 | | | equal to the Saviour, his | travelling | companion—in the words of |
10Tovma3 3:2 | | | He sent them to Persia, | travelling | via Atrpatakan, fearful lest perhaps |
10Tovma3 7:7 | | | the divinely inspired Scriptures and | travel | the level road; let us |
10Tovma3 14:16 | | | Therefore he set out to | travel | around the regions of Greek |
10Tovma3 20:21 | | | plunder no more, but they | travelled | with their luggage and horses |
10Tovma3 20:65 | | | the world note: “Do not | travel | with a fearless (man).” But |
10Tovma4 3:22 | | | Then Ashot, prince of Vaspurakan, | travelling | through the province of Bagrevand |
10Tovma4 8:2 | | | seen with our own eyes, | travelling | to distant parts: as far |
10Tovma4 8:2 | | | northern regions and the East. | Travelling | on foot, we have seen |
10Tovma4 13:94 | | | came for Baron Sefedin to | travel | the road of his fathers |
11Asogh1 31:4 | | | his young years, when Gagik | traveled | around the Gegham district, he |
12Last1 2:32 | | | had hardly been able to | travel | on foot to visit the |
12Last1 6:7 | | | very road (which Romanus) was | travelling, | an army of Tachiks arose |
12Last1 10:28 | | | this, our land appeared to | travelers | as a paradise with vegetation |
12Last1 11:21 | | | the day and night, eternal | travelers | of the world. One (body |
12Last1 18:11 | | | mortal kings and paupers must | travel. | Now as soon as the |
12Last1 25:5 | | | himself with a great host | travelled | East until he reached the |