02Agat3 4:5 | | | the sound of the roaring | tumult | of the waves of the |
04Yegh2 10:248 | | | He resembled the | tumult | of the surging wave-tossed |
04Yegh3 2:43 | | | but he brought a great | tumult | on the army and magi |
04Yegh4 3:59 | | | and son united, and wrought | tumult | in the midst of peace |
04Yegh5 6:140 | | | In that great | tumult | the valiant Vardan looked up |
06Khor2 9:5 | | | days there was a great | tumult | in the zone of the |
06Khor2 12:7 | | | Because great | tumults | were occurring in Rome, no |
06Khor2 14:17 | | | called Vaykun was causing a | tumult | in Armenia, holding the inaccessible |
06Khor2 51:4 | | | the king’s son raised a | tumult | and at the very table |
06Khor2 54:2 | | | When | tumult | and confusion arose in the |
06Khor3 56:6 | | | anarchy for three years with | tumult | and great confusion and was |
06Khor3 67:15 | | | Then there arose a | tumult | in the crowd that divided |
06Khor3 68:41 | | | to all this there are | tumults | on every side, according to |
07Seb1 8:13 | | | But suddenly a great | tumult | fell on them. For the |
07Seb1 8:13 | | | burned it. Therefore, a great | tumult | befell them |
07Seb1 12:6 | | | Nor did he recall the | tumult | of such troops, but set |
07Seb1 34:15 | | | Antioch. There was a terrible | tumult | and conflict, and limitless slaughter |
09Draskh1 3:3 | | | a glen with a great | tumult | which was like the clamor |
09Draskh1 34:21 | | | other wicked snares. Raising a | tumult | in the entire army, he |
09Draskh1 48:12 | | | to perish with a horrible | tumult | which resembled the roar of |
10Tovma1 5:9 | | | shield-bearing soldiers, and great | tumult | ensued |
10Tovma2 3:47 | | | hosts of horses and the | tumult | of many armed warriors will |
10Tovma2 6:33 | | | When the caliph heard this | tumult | of lamentation at the royal |
10Tovma3 11:4 | | | Eventually a great and fearsome | tumult | was stirred up against him |
10Tovma3 29:62 | | | all cities, and created a | tumult | in their wild raving. They |
10Tovma4 13:72 | | | own (people), undisturbed by the | tumult | of agitated and surging waves |