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tribulation   52
tribunal   40
tribune   1
tributary   12
tribute   88
trick   22
trickery   10
trickster   1
trifle   1
Headword

tribute
88 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
tribunal   40
tribune   1
tributaries   1
tributary   11
tribute   83
tributes   5
trick   9
tricked   12
trickery   10


04Yegh1    1:2|Armenian princes. For although the tribute went to the Persian court
04Yegh2    11:258|into the royal treasury the tribute of your land, and your
05Parp3    42:0|the land of Armenia into tribute-paying status. They decided that
06Khor1    3:10|reckoning this as a noble tribute to you for your glory
06Khor1    13:7|called Zarasp he subjected to tribute until the reign of Ninos
06Khor1    21:6|of the country and imposed tribute, and later over the whole
06Khor1    25:7|position to subject and demand tribute from many. He multiplied the
06Khor2    2:5|and that they had imposed tribute on the Galatians and the
06Khor2    2:6|He promised not to pay tribute but merely an offering every
06Khor2    24:1|part of Armenia to Roman tribute, the freeing of Hyrcanus, and
06Khor2    24:4|for a peace treaty, giving tribute from Mesopotamia and the regions
06Khor2    30:4|take care to pay the tribute in full
06Khor2    38:10|and Eruand paid even heavier tribute from Armenia
06Khor2    48:1|second Bagaran, the payment of tribute to the Romans by Artashēs
06Khor2    48:9|supplications and by paying double tribute
06Khor2    54:2|the Roman empire, withholding the tribute
06Khor2    54:9|this, they too withheld their tribute from the Romans
06Khor2    55:3|appeared before him with the tribute of the previous years. Having
06Khor2    55:5|Armenian troops to Zareh, the tribute will not be paid to
06Khor2    55:9|Thereafter Artashēs payed tribute to Trajan regularly, and after
06Khor2    60:4|and Persians refused to pay tribute to the Romans. It had
06Khor2    77:8|He subjected the land to tribute by an edict and completely
06Khor3    6:8|pillage. He himself collected the tribute and returned to the emperor
06Khor3    10:2|withheld from him the special tribute, giving it instead to the
06Khor3    11:3|Persians and not war. Paying tribute to the Greeks and a
06Khor3    11:3|the Greeks and a special tribute to the Persians, he lived
06Khor3    19:8|generals you should send the tribute of your country. Then your
06Khor3    21:5|he paid in full the tribute that had been withheld and
06Khor3    25:2|bore against Arshak for paying tribute not to him but to
06Khor3    29:12|country but to take the tribute and Arshak’s son Pap with
06Khor3    36:6|bonds on the pretext of tribute and had them sent to
06Khor3    49:2|prosperous and they would pay tribute to him without fail as
06Khor3    51:22|to both kings, paying them tribute - to Vṙam for the Persian
07Seb1    8:4|This Vahan also collected the tribute of Armenia and restored the
07Seb1    45:6|reckoned it better to give tribute and make peace through ambassadors
07Seb1    45:7|He indicated the amount of tribute and discussed the border. He
07Seb1    48:6|wish. I shall not take tribute from you for a three
07Seb1    48:6|period. Then you will pay (tribute) with an oath, as much
07Seb1    50:2|you may wish, and take tribute from you, as much as
08Ghev1    4:18|and Aghuanians ceased to pay tribute to them, having been tributary
09Draskh1    5:12|to the royal commands and tributes, so that the royal court
09Draskh1    6:20|The partial payment of tribute to the Romans by the
09Draskh1    29:12|him service by an obligatory tribute (partavchar
09Draskh1    31:10|full amount of the royal tributes and taxes. Thereupon, they also
09Draskh1    31:16|the yoke of the royal tributes, bekars and taxes, and dedicated
09Draskh1    33:2|the full amount of the tribute assigned to him. Therefore, he
09Draskh1    39:3|the amount of the royal tribute, won over the heart of
09Draskh1    42:2|him to forego a year’s tribute to the court
09Draskh1    42:9|he were to pay the tribute for one year, and temporarily
09Draskh1    42:11|of action, and paid the tribute for that year
09Draskh1    43:12|his transactions. He paid the tribute faithfully, as custom and regulation
09Draskh1    43:25|the total payment of the tribute of that year in return
09Draskh1    60:2|in lieu of the royal tribute, while the rest was offered
09Draskh1    64:16|him to pay the royal tributes, as well as to bestow
09Draskh1    64:20|greedy, he demanded the royal tributes for many years, as well
09Draskh1    64:22|times the amount of the tribute, and all of the royal
09Draskh1    65:22|sending him gifts as a tribute for my well-being
10Tovma1    1:18|Egyptians and subjected them to tribute, but without removing those nations’
10Tovma1    3:10|on he no more imposed tribute on Assyria. Similarly, condemning the
10Tovma1    4:37|Assyria, imposed on king Manasses tribute of a thousand silver talents
10Tovma1    10:8|emperor alone, abstaining from paying tribute to Shapuh king of kings
10Tovma1    10:10|He paid the tribute to the emperor at the
10Tovma1    11:39|over the Armenians and impose tribute and military service on them
10Tovma1    11:42|the emperor, to pay him tribute and military service
10Tovma2    6:1|the pretext of the royal tribute Musē had gathered troops and
10Tovma2    6:20|all the taxes and royal tribute were brought to him from
10Tovma3    4:22|the traditional amount of royal tribute
10Tovma3    10:2|enemies. The royal taxes and tribute remain in their own hands
10Tovma3    23:4|in friendly submission paid him tribute
10Tovma3    25:6|without concern or fear, exacting tribute through officials. A strong force
10Tovma3    28:2|king’s authority (refusing) to give tribute and military service as was
10Tovma3    28:10|and accepted the proposal, taking tribute and hostages including the fortress
10Tovma3    28:12|Armenia, prevented the payment of tribute to the king, and endeavoured
10Tovma3    28:12|and endeavoured to direct the tribute and taxes to the tyrant
10Tovma3    28:19|came bringing with him the tribute
10Tovma4    3:27|little loss, and taking much tribute
10Tovma4    4:6|his clan, (promising) gifts and tribute forever and that he would
10Tovma4    4:16|fortresses, and refrained from paying tribute, terrified by the threats of
10Tovma4    4:42|his holding back the royal tribute. Not a few envoys with
10Tovma4    4:53|or the giving of royal tribute, as the Lord commanded through
10Tovma4    10:4|violent brigands who were demanding tribute. The king, mindful of the
10Tovma4    10:17|begging for peace and offering tribute and hostages. Taking these, the
10Tovma4    13:69|of the Christians, both paying tribute to the Muslims and also
11Asogh1    8:27|with the obligation to pay tribute, the Arabs from the south
11Asogh1    16:2|dog in the form of tribute. The city stood not far
11Asogh1    18:0|Dvin and how, having taken tribute from Armenia, he went back
11Asogh1    18:1|Dvin, took it and demanded tribute from the Armenians for the
11Asogh1    18:1|Smbat, having sent him a tribute (required by him) along with