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Headwords Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
wane   4
want   128
wanted   168
wanton   7
war   431
warble   2
ward   6
ware   2
warfare   72
Headword

war
431 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
wanting   16
wanton   6
wantonly   1
wants   23
war   376
warble   2
ward   3
warded   2
wards   1


01Kor1    2:12|brave deeds of men of war; the victory of some, in
01Kor1    2:12|the course of encounters and wars, in the manner of the
02Agat1    10:6|enemy, who in hidden fashion wars through you against the truth
02Agat1    11:11|his entire life he made war and was triumphant
02Agat1    19:6|which I have plundered in war
03Buz3    4:1|rancour stirred up a fight, warring with one another without justice
03Buz3    4:7|Severely enraged they promptly commenced warring with each other
03Buz3    7:0|The war which resulted from an invasion
03Buz3    8:0|The planting of forests, the wars with the Persians, and the
03Buz3    8:1|in all battles of the war
03Buz3    8:5|preparing to come to make war against him
03Buz3    8:24|the Iranians did not stop warring with king Xosrov. He made
03Buz3    8:27|to them. And they constantly warred bravely on the borders of
03Buz3    9:3|the authority of Armenia. He warred with the king of Armenia
03Buz3    9:3|the kingdom of Iran. The war became more intense
03Buz3    10:45|During the time of the wars between the Byzantine kings and
03Buz3    11:0|The great war the Iranians and the Armenians
03Buz3    11:1|was an even more intense war between the Iranians and Armenians
03Buz3    11:9|Our pious martyrs waged war for this and died chasing
03Buz3    11:17|had died in the great war
03Buz3    12:26|his life he waged a war of reproach against everyone
03Buz3    21:20|see and reveal how this war had started
03Buz4    2:8|in the great nahapetutiwn of war
03Buz4    5:67|part, if not, a great war will begin between us and
03Buz4    5:71|would be no rebellion and war between the two kingdoms
03Buz4    5:72|time when there is no war, an envoy should be arrested
03Buz4    5:84|kings, worse than in the wars that arose during the time
03Buz4    20:0|How the war between Byzantium and Iran intensified
03Buz4    20:2|As the war dragged on, king Arshak of
03Buz4    20:15|Byzantine king themselves and wage war without the Iranians
03Buz4    20:16|wanted them to wage the war themselves
03Buz4    20:18|went against the Byzantines in war
03Buz4    21:2|from the frequent and incessant wars waged by the Byzantine emperors
03Buz4    21:9|king Arshak of Armenia in war
03Buz4    22:8|He clashed with them in war
03Buz4    22:12|arrival and prepared to wage war against the Armenian troops
03Buz4    24:17|men who were united in war with one mind and one
03Buz4    29:2|country of Armenia and make war
03Buz4    29:3|their general, they arose to war against the Iranians
03Buz4    32:3|organized and ready to wage war
03Buz4    34:1|king Shapuh of Iran to war against the country of Armenia
03Buz4    35:0|with many troops to make war against Armenia by the impious
03Buz4    35:1|chief nuncio, Zik, to wage war in Armenia. Meruzhan was their
03Buz4    36:0|came after Zik to wage war; and how sparapet Vasak defeated
03Buz4    36:1|of Iran with [600000] troops to war against king Arshak of Armenia
03Buz4    37:1|on king Shapuh’s word to war against Armenia, to fight the
03Buz4    37:3|and went against then in war
03Buz4    47:1|anderjapet arrived with [180000] troops to war against king Arshak of Armenia
03Buz4    49:1|Mrhikan came with [400000] troops to war against king Arshak of Armenia
03Buz4    52:2|king Arshak wanted to make war, all of the troops of
03Buz4    53:2|you are asking for more war between us
03Buz4    53:5|come, then be prepared for war
03Buz4    54:10|of Armenia has been waging war with the Aryans, and we
03Buz4    54:18|will renew the same fight, war and hostility with you
03Buz4    54:23|years that you have been warring with me
03Buz4    57:10|result of whom there was war with Nerseh, king of Iran
03Buz5    4:2|multitude of the troops to war against king Pap
03Buz5    5:6|the troops fighting in the war
03Buz5    5:19|without fighting. But this recent war was a fiery one
03Buz5    7:2|this period the Iranians stopped warring with the Armenians, since the
03Buz5    7:2|city of Baghx (Balkh) was warring against the Sasanian king Shapuh
03Buz5    7:5|Now when the war commenced, the Iranian troops were
03Buz5    7:5|Drastamat was involved in the war
03Buz5    8:0|How the war ended on the Iranian side
03Buz5    13:1|He made war against the Aghuanian country, striking
03Buz5    20:2|Mushegh was always in heroic war, and was willing to give
03Buz5    35:13|he will conduct a great war. No one can withstand his
03Buz5    37:5|Sasanian king of Iran was warring with the great Arsacid king
03Buz5    37:6|troops went to the Kushan war, those people whom the Iranian
03Buz5    38:0|rebellion broke out followed by war
03Buz5    38:25|kings. They themselves were waging war for the cultivation of the
03Buz5    39:0|by the Iranian king to war against Armenia, and how he
03Buz5    40:1|of Armenia with [180000] troops to war with sparapet Manuel and with
03Buz5    40:2|armed cavalrymen and came to war against Varaz
03Buz5    43:5|he, personally, had concluded the war
04Yegh1    1:1|son of Tiran, they waged war up to the sixth year
04Yegh1    1:2|the princes in time of war
04Yegh1    1:16|enemy is found they wage war against themselves
04Yegh2    3:55|a distant land to wage war against the king’s enemies in
04Yegh2    4:91|disasters that occur, and bitter wars, are the creations of the
04Yegh2    10:246|Before they went out to war, he would greatly thank them
04Yegh2    12:293|return in peace from this war, you will have performed and
04Yegh3    7:153|peace, than to join in war for the Christian covenant
04Yegh3    9:216|celebrate the victory in the war on the holy festival of
04Yegh3    9:223|he had returned from the war in the East humiliated and
04Yegh3    10:236|a successful conclusion, you raised war against me in my own
04Yegh3    10:236|will be even worse than war against outside enemies
04Yegh4    3:73|impious one survives the great war, I shall make him drink
04Yegh5    1:0|Oppose the Persian King in War
04Yegh5    1:10|All these joined forces for war on the plain of Artaz
04Yegh5    1:12|coming with the others to war; since they considered the struggle
04Yegh5    2:50|even firmer and plunged into war for an extended period
04Yegh5    5:107|when you went out to war you had the custom that
04Yegh6    3:57|with the general in that war, and he appointed him governor
04Yegh6    4:100|after the end of the war Vasak had caused much blood
04Yegh7    1:0|SEVEN - Again Concerning the Same War and the Tortures of the
04Yegh7    1:1|of the Kushans to wage war
04Yegh9    2:43|enjoining that they march to war with the royal army
04Yegh9    3:51|it better to die in war than to rule his kingdom
04Yegh9    3:55|of the mountains, he waged war against the Aryan army and
04Yegh9    3:60|numerous force of Huns, and warred for a year with the
04Yegh9    3:61|befell them, some through the war and others by painful disease
04Yegh9    3:73|those who fell in the war, I could not fully number
04Yegh9    4:93|heroic at spiritual warfare. Waging war with the gravest sins, they
05Parp1    1:1|men; and the times of war and peace
05Parp1    3:3|blessed Constantine went to make war on the countless hosts of
05Parp2    6:5|now they threaten us with war and a man must recognize
05Parp3    34:1|who were eager for a war of virtue. (These were people
05Parp3    40:0|of the outcome of the war, the glad tidings of victory
05Parp3    41:5|sure. Would such a (proposed) war be resolved easily or with
05Parp3    41:7|was being delayed thus, the war between the Armenians and the
05Parp3    48:0|his troops and went to war against the Kushans. He also
05Parp4    68:5|following men then organized for war
05Parp4    69:0|was coming against them in war the next day, in accordance
05Parp4    69:0|themselves to resist them in war
05Parp4    69:29|were concerned about preparations for war in the springtime
05Parp4    71:10|saidAmen,” they prepared for war. As the Armenian brigades armed
05Parp4    78:4|deployed the front(s) in war formation, and arrayed them in
05Parp4    83:10|fronts were ferociously coming to war, (Vahan) looked and saw that
05Parp4    91:6|the order to sound the war trumpets, and at the furious
05Parp4    94:10|went off, ready to make war. When the two brigades clashed
06Khor1    3:6|or because of the various wars that succeeded each other without
06Khor1    3:7|were indeed intervals between the wars, and the Persians and Greeks
06Khor1    6:11|and Yapetost’ē opposed him, waging war against him, for he was
06Khor1    11:1|Concerning the war and the death of Bēl
06Khor1    12:3|of the booty from the war and valiant men from his
06Khor1    12:8|have destroyed each other in war
06Khor1    13:1|Concerning his war against the people of the
06Khor1    13:2|briefly and in order the wars of Hayk’s descendant, Aram
06Khor1    13:4|handsome, spirited and ready for war, about fifty thousand men
06Khor1    13:5|named Madēs, a boastful and war-loving man, as the same
06Khor1    14:3|This same Aram, once the war with the people of the
06Khor1    15:1|Ara and his death in war at the hands of Semiramis
06Khor1    15:16|convinced everyone, so bringing the war to an end
06Khor1    17:9|out between them, Semiramis incited war against him because the Mede
06Khor1    17:10|at the height of the war Semiramis fled from Zoroaster to
06Khor1    18:1|certainly that Semiramis first waged war in India and later died
06Khor1    18:2|Semiramis and then of Semiramis’ war against Zoroaster, which he says
06Khor1    18:2|and then of her Indian war
06Khor1    18:3|reveals the causes of the war
06Khor1    21:2|that he died in the war against Semiramis
06Khor1    21:4|of Ara, dies in the war against Semiramis, leaving a male
06Khor1    23:7|speech when he was urging war against Babylon: “Command,” he said
06Khor1    30:1|deceit was discovered and the war provoked, in which Azhdahak died
06Khor1    30:10|veil such wickedness, but then war broke out openly
06Khor1    33:1|The war of Ilium in the time
06Khor1    33:8|Macedonian or about the Ilian war; but we have added it
06Khor1    33:10|is told about the Ilian war in the time of Tewtamos
06Khor2    1:6|the Parthians in a great war, and for this reason was
06Khor2    2:1|of Arshak and his sons, war with the Macedonians, and friendship
06Khor2    2:3|He made very fierce wars and seized for himself the
06Khor2    2:8|calledthe Great,” who waged war with Demetrius and Demetrius’ son
06Khor2    2:8|Macedonian army, but in the war, he was taken prisoner. Arshak
06Khor2    3:4|putting an end to the wars, the valiant Parthian made a
06Khor2    3:5|services to Vaḷarshak before Arshak’s wars against the Macedonians, and he
06Khor2    3:7|back and tell of the war of Vaḷarshak with Pontus and
06Khor2    4:2|After Arshak’s war with the Macedonians and his
06Khor2    4:5|of the news of Arshak’s war, were faithfully keeping their alliance
06Khor2    4:6|provinces just mentioned and declared war on Vaḷarshak
06Khor2    9:2|established many wise institutions. Waging war against Pontus, he left a
06Khor2    9:7|out to hunt or to war on the Sabbath and to
06Khor2    13:9|with him speaks Evagaros: “The war of Alexander and Darius is
06Khor2    13:20|Not so unfortunate was Cyrus warring against the Massagetae; not so
06Khor2    15:2|Scaurus to Syria to wage war against Tigran
06Khor2    15:5|But Pompey in his war with Mithridates met with strong
06Khor2    17:1|The war of Crassus and his destruction
06Khor2    20:1|Another war of the Armenians against the
06Khor2    20:2|with an army, to wage war against the Armenian forces and
06Khor2    22:1|reign of Artavazd and his war against the Romans
06Khor2    23:5|from the booty of the war
06Khor2    26:1|tributary to the Romans, the war with Herod’s army and the
06Khor2    26:8|Herod sought a pretext for war against him
06Khor2    27:2|to Rome because of their war in which they had killed
06Khor2    27:3|planned revolt, and prepared for war
06Khor2    29:7|And there was war between him and Aretas over
06Khor2    33:31|have a respite from the war with the Spaniards who revolted
06Khor2    35:2|Artsrunik’, to descend and wage war against Abgar’s sons so that
06Khor2    44:1|an army to prepare for war
06Khor2    46:1|Eruand’s war against Artashēs and his flight
06Khor2    49:2|the foot of Masis; the war against them and their fall
06Khor2    50:3|his troops, and there was war between these two valiant nations
06Khor2    51:7|endure this, opposed him in war
06Khor2    51:10|is the cause of his war with Artavazd
06Khor2    53:14|and Tiran with Smbat waged war on him and brought back
06Khor2    54:1|War against Domitian’s army in Basean
06Khor2    60:3|Roman emperor, and had made war with the eparch Rufus under
06Khor2    60:4|so severely did he wage war that looking to him all
06Khor2    60:13|if to march out to war. In front they blew bronze
06Khor2    65:1|K’aḷak’ with a wall, the war against the Khazars, and his
06Khor2    69:6|sometimes in subjection, sometimes in war, as relate Palephatos and Porphyry
06Khor2    71:3|brother and kin, opposed in war Artashir, son of Sasan
06Khor2    72:1|Philip and attacks Artashir in war
06Khor2    75:7|of Severus, that he waged war against Vaḷarsh, king of Persia
06Khor2    79:4|And in the war of Probus against the Goths
06Khor2    81:7|king of China prepared for war against him
06Khor2    81:10|So, let there not be war between you and me
06Khor2    81:15|him with him in his war against Persia. However, he gave
06Khor2    83:8|him was victorious in his wars
06Khor2    84:2|of Persia, rested from his wars, Trdat went to Rome to
06Khor2    84:9|regions of Albania to wage war against all the northern peoples
06Khor2    85:1|prowess of Trdat in the war in Albania, in which he
06Khor2    87:6|with a view to making war against those barbarous nations, though
06Khor2    87:7|valiant man, wonderfully adept at war; and when he defeated Vzurk
06Khor2    87:11|with fearsome bravery in the wars during his father’s lifetime. But
06Khor2    88:6|army to oppose him in war
06Khor2    88:12|when he prepared there for war against Darius, and for that
06Khor2    88:12|in it he stored the war materiel
06Khor3    9:3|They were opposed in war by the eastern and western
06Khor3    10:1|death of Khosrov and the war of the Armenians with the
06Khor3    10:8|greatest nobles fell in the war, nonetheless the Armenian army, gaining
06Khor3    11:3|with the Persians and not war. Paying tribute to the Greeks
06Khor3    12:1|The war of Shapuh against Constantius
06Khor3    25:2|nations and was free of war, he revealed the anger that
06Khor3    25:4|he set out to wage war against the Greeks, and for
06Khor3    28:2|bring even greater disaster in war upon you this second time
06Khor3    29:1|Concerning Arshak’s war against his nobles, and Pap’s
06Khor3    29:3|victoriously from a very successful war against the Goths, he straightaway
06Khor3    29:5|Kamsar, and opposed Arshak in war
06Khor3    34:2|Shapuh was again free of wars he sent against Arshak a
06Khor3    37:2|with Mehrujan into Armenia for war
06Khor3    38:2|When the wars were over and our land
06Khor3    39:4|and began to prepare for war
06Khor3    41:7|the Great, going out to war, fell ill at Milan and
06Khor3    42:7|Arshak: “Why did you provoke war between me and the emperor
06Khor3    45:10|was the cause of the war between Arshak and Khosrov
06Khor3    46:1|Arshak, defeated in war by Khosrov, dies of an
06Khor3    46:2|them military assistance to make war with each other, nonetheless they
06Khor3    48:6|transgressions in that we waged war against you by constraint and
06Khor3    48:17|governors, be it by waging war against the Greek emperor or
06Khor3    68:15|Matathias does not oppose him. War has surrounded us and Maccabaeus
06Khor3    68:16|to advise and prepare for war
07Seb1    8:8|not wish to engage in war with anyone, but made peace
07Seb1    8:9|Armenians were unable to wage war and remained in submission down
07Seb1    9:10|whom they found. He waged war in Iberia and was defeated
07Seb1    10:3|He stirred up no few wars in those days on his
07Seb1    10:4|having reached this spot in war, he thrust his lance into
07Seb1    12:11|he equipped himself as for war, because he reckoned that perhaps
07Seb1    16:3|from them, we shall wage war against both kings, and by
07Seb1    16:4|and march against them in war
07Seb1    18:3|Danube. There was a fierce war over the face of that
07Seb1    29:2|trouble no more to wage war, but stay here, close by
07Seb1    33:1|may offer resistance and make war.
07Seb1    35:5|God, and who audaciously waged war and burnt these honourable places
07Seb1    38:3|as dry land, to wage war on it? God is able
07Seb1    44:0|king Constans, son of Constantine. War between Persians and Ismaelites in
07Seb1    47:6|slaughter from which the civil war was never free, and the
07Seb1    48:0|War of the Ismaelites against the
07Seb1    48:4|commanded his troops to conduct war by sea and land in
07Seb1    49:21|the west and to wage war against the Roman empire, so
07Seb1    50:16|Ismaelites moved against them in war, to go and exterminate them
07Seb1    52:19|whom they had installed, waged war with the army in the
08Ghev1    1:10|they went forth to make war on foot, armored, against the
08Ghev1    4:18|During the war which broke out among the
08Ghev1    10:4|troops lost their appetite for war and fled, taking refuge in
08Ghev1    11:14|of the Chinese to wage war. Caliph al-Walid ruled for
08Ghev1    20:30|I will no longer wage war against you
08Ghev1    22:4|Maslama) responded: “I was waging war not against men, but against
08Ghev1    24:1|and went off to make war against his clan, as an
08Ghev1    24:2|They warred against each other for many
08Ghev1    25:0|the mob fighting this unbelievers’ war grew louder among the sons
08Ghev1    27:10|evil (events)—the disruptions of war, the capture of cities, and
08Ghev1    34:2|he received weapons and (other) war materiel. (Although) he himself took
08Ghev1    34:2|and all the armaments (of war), he made himself appear to
08Ghev1    34:23|the Lord is fighting your war. Arm yourselves and fear not
08Ghev1    34:56|armaments who prepare weapons and war materiel
08Ghev1    34:70|Rather, the corpses of these war dead remained out in the
09Draskh1    1:5|of princes, the circumstances of wars, the prospering of cities, districts
09Draskh1    3:25|Armenia. He also died in war with Shamiram, and was survived
09Draskh1    3:28|who died in the Trojan War along with the Aethiopian warriors
09Draskh1    5:3|the Parthians through a violent war
09Draskh1    5:20|He immediately waged war against the people of Pontus
09Draskh1    6:18|riches from the spoils of war
09Draskh1    7:4|dissention, discord, and confusion of war between Abgar and Herod, but
09Draskh1    13:0|Reign of Pap and His War against Mehruzhan the Apostate; the
09Draskh1    15:6|death. He bravely fought many wars for his faith in Christ
09Draskh1    17:1|Smbat Bagratuni waged many fierce wars there against all of his
09Draskh1    19:23|had never personally gone to war against anyone, but only sent
09Draskh1    25:6|and immediately went forth to war against them
09Draskh1    27:6|account of the might, bravery, wars, expeditions and attacks of Ashot
09Draskh1    29:21|the valiant acts, struggles and wars of Ashot, is to be
09Draskh1    31:7|select bodies of men of war who had reached his border
09Draskh1    33:0|Afshin’s War against King Smbat, and the
09Draskh1    33:20|customary manner for prisoners of war. We gathered at once the
09Draskh1    34:0|Ashot in Rebellion and the War between King Smbat and Ahmad
09Draskh1    34:15|undertakings in that area in war or in peace
09Draskh1    34:22|no longer succeed in the war. He withdrew his forces and
09Draskh1    37:0|from Captivity; Afshin’s Preparation for War against Smbat; His Death
09Draskh1    41:0|The War against Constantine, the King of
09Draskh1    48:12|ramik raised the outcry of war and (caused) many people to
09Draskh1    49:4|ceaselessly raised the din of war
09Draskh1    50:10|he almost recreated the Trojan War in his endeavors together with
09Draskh1    51:1|Gurgen made extensive preparations for war against the enemy, who had
09Draskh1    51:21|of avarice in the spiritual war
09Draskh1    51:41|brother also following a victorious war, and after fulfilling his destiny
09Draskh1    54:42|hands that were engaged in war, and repelled them by means
09Draskh1    55:27|to withstand the enemy in war, and marched forth to their
09Draskh1    56:0|Coronation of Ashot Sparapet; The War between the Latter; The Success
09Draskh1    58:0|King Ashot Makes War against (the Anti-King) Ashot
09Draskh1    59:0|Son of King Smbat, Makes War against Prince Movses, and Defeats
09Draskh1    60:5|levied soldiers and prepared for war against one another. Thereafter, having
09Draskh1    60:12|Iberia, and they both declared war on prince Gurgen in order
09Draskh1    62:6|prince Gurgen made preparations for war against the men of the
09Draskh1    64:3|to peace, he waged destructive war, and fell upon them with
09Draskh1    64:22|maintained thatthe outcome of wars was death, and an invitation
09Draskh1    66:16|the course of the righteous war
09Draskh1    66:20|to Christ due to the war which is distressing us
09Draskh1    66:26|ward off the afflictions of war for them, so that they
09Draskh1    66:32|with miraculous exertion and goodly war on behalf of their children
09Draskh1    67:14|Georg, about whose bravery in war we spoke earlier, by chance
10Tovma1    3:8|what fashion she arrived, the war caused by her actions, the
10Tovma1    3:14|there happened to be a war between Ormizd and Haraman. Being
10Tovma1    4:5|years. Coming to Armenia in war she subjected it; and on
10Tovma1    4:37|and Persians, they debouched in war into the regions of Palestine
10Tovma1    5:0|of the Medes, provoked a war against the great Tigran Haykazn
10Tovma1    5:14|race has attacked to wage war and to wrest from me
10Tovma1    6:20|Asud son of Arshavir waged war against Alexander’s generals. Attacking them
10Tovma1    6:31|When Arshak waged war against the Macedonians, Cyrus multiplied
10Tovma1    6:58|he held. But before the war had come to a conclusion
10Tovma1    6:59|while the latter was waging war against the Spaniards because of
10Tovma1    7:2|commander of the army for war
10Tovma1    8:13|one powerful enough to wage war and serve the king, especially
10Tovma1    8:19|arrogant, cowardly and lazy in war, and only served the king
10Tovma1    8:20|country’s prosperity or preparations for war, but at the royal court
10Tovma1    8:21|the brigand Barkochba and his war in Syria. He went, and
10Tovma1    8:23|to his father Tigran. Waging war against the Khazars of the
10Tovma1    10:25|Valens’s instigation, were incited to war against Arshak. They were advancing
10Tovma1    10:28|There was a great war between Shapuh and Arshak during
10Tovma2    1:11|king went away to wage war against the Kushans at the
10Tovma2    2:21|of Christ, following the great war of Saint Vardan, was reviving
10Tovma2    3:6|you are coming to wage war against me! However, I shall
10Tovma2    3:20|them, were preparing themselves for war against the Persians
10Tovma2    3:39|any rest but continually wage war on me and say: I
10Tovma2    3:50|gathered strength again to wage war against Heraclius. He opposed them
10Tovma2    4:2|on leaving Egypt in its war with Bałak, king of Moab
10Tovma2    4:17|we shall take it by war—and not only that (land
10Tovma2    4:18|caution and not to wage war against them until he saw
10Tovma2    4:19|Ismael was vigorously straining for war. So, wishing to defend the
10Tovma2    4:35|days. There was a fierce war between Ali, son of Aputalp
10Tovma2    4:35|was a great opposition and war (between him and] Abdula, son
10Tovma2    6:0|Concerning the war between Bagarat, prince of Armenia
10Tovma2    6:1|land of Tarōn to wage war against Bagarat
10Tovma2    6:28|of these events a violent war was fomented by Vasak Artsruni
10Tovma3    4:20|come with him to wage war at the command of the
10Tovma3    4:20|fraud and falsity, or by war and strength of arms, with
10Tovma3    6:16|form cavalry, provoke battles and wars, draw up battle lines, and
10Tovma3    6:49|who instructed our hands for war and our fingers for combat
10Tovma3    9:0|was the olympiad (. . .); concerning the war against Sahak the Ismaelite who
10Tovma3    10:6|the foothills, making preparations for war
10Tovma3    10:18|although he had frequently waged war with them in previous battles
10Tovma3    10:23|if not, (there will be) war and struggle and battle. You
10Tovma3    10:23|that condemn. Yours is the war, ours the victory; yours the
10Tovma3    10:33|them to go out to war. When they approached the Ałuank’
10Tovma3    10:37|has been gathered and a war fought and swords and a
10Tovma3    10:40|not to give up waging war with him (Apumusē) until, willingly
10Tovma3    10:48|and abbreviate my account. The war between them continued for nearly
10Tovma3    11:35|Apumusē, who had waged many wars
10Tovma3    12:0|the princes, and (concerning) the wars
10Tovma3    13:0|remained alone, and the many wars in the country
10Tovma3    13:11|the East came to wage war with the prince in order
10Tovma3    13:16|Greek forces that were waging war with your army, and caused
10Tovma3    13:42|imperiously, ideal for riding to war
10Tovma3    13:47|land of Vaspurakan to wage war against Gurgēn. But when the
10Tovma3    14:14|his prowess in many other wars and of the defeats he
10Tovma3    17:9|Kanguar; but although they waged war for two months, they were
10Tovma3    18:1|Ashot went to wage war with the people who live
10Tovma3    19:6|the city. So Yisē waged war against the city for a
10Tovma3    19:12|you, on the pretext of war against me, gather an army
10Tovma3    22:22|not withdraw or shy from war. But Apumruan came between them
10Tovma3    26:4|able to oppose him in war. However, he who struck, the
10Tovma3    26:5|mighty prowess in deeds of war, who cast fear into (other
10Tovma3    28:14|army of Apahunik’his victorious war and winning of glorious repute
10Tovma3    28:14|be accomplished by peace or war, (if) only you put aside
10Tovma4    1:40|are no enemies anywhere; no war has engulfed (us) from anywhere
10Tovma4    3:2|each other, and from frequent wars that occurred in his generation
10Tovma4    3:24|hard days and time of war. Who knows whose will be
10Tovma4    3:47|and raised the flag of war
10Tovma4    4:24|him to oppose them in war; afflicted by them, he (in
10Tovma4    4:28|in concert marched to wage war against the great prince, the
10Tovma4    4:31|many acts of valour in war, and shone out as a
10Tovma4    4:49|century to century, and the wars that had occurred in their
10Tovma4    4:51|the blasts and shouts of war
10Tovma4    4:67|So they went to make war in the region of the
10Tovma4    5:1|pacified the land from the wars stirred up by the Persians
10Tovma4    5:3|he should go to wage war against the army of the
10Tovma4    9:2|them. Advancing on others in war, he put them to the
10Tovma4    10:0|Concerning the great war with the Arab at the
10Tovma4    13:42|and prayer and strict asceticism, warring with brave and valiant endurance
10Tovma4    13:81|many efforts and labours with wars against the Muslims, and removed
11Asogh1    2:6|of the Armenian kingdom, waged war against the fire-worship of
11Asogh1    3:14|resistance; the king went to war against him and took him
11Asogh1    3:15|Then he started a war with Ahmad, who defeated him
11Asogh1    6:2|always personally led all the wars
11Asogh1    7:12|on there will be no war between the two peoples
11Asogh1    8:25|victorious Kiwr-Zan went to war against him, defeated him and
11Asogh1    8:25|island; then he went to war to the land of the
11Asogh1    10:0|On the war of the Greeks in Amida
11Asogh1    11:5|all this Smbat started a war with his cousin (paternal) Mushegh
11Asogh1    12:3|He waged war with the Goghtn Amir Abutlup
11Asogh1    14:4|Bardas made war against them; the Armenian army
11Asogh1    14:6|the western army, and the war spread throughout Greece, so that
11Asogh1    15:0|About the last war of the Greeks; - the flight
11Asogh1    15:2|sent with Tornik to the war against the tyrant Bardas
11Asogh1    21:4|guards to Macedonia for a war against the Sebasteia. Taking advantage
11Asogh1    21:5|king, the eunuch, in the war; and the Komsajagks, having taken
11Asogh1    21:5|country, rebelled with a cruel war against the Greek emperor, which
11Asogh1    24:1|orders of Basil, went to war against him (Bardas Skleros) at
11Asogh1    24:5|set aside in [435=986], began a war at the head of the
11Asogh1    25:3|he ordered the trumpets of war to be blown, and the
11Asogh1    32:4|all his army in the war, where Sahak, who was with
11Asogh1    33:3|Thus, the war with the Bulgars dragged on
11Asogh1    37:3|be forced to go to war against it
11Asogh1    40:1|an army to go to war against David’s kouropalates
11Asogh1    40:4|out against the enemy by war, but sent to the Armenian
11Asogh1    42:3|and Iberia. He stopped the wars that constantly arose from all
12Last1    1:8|erratic stars. In our day, wars sprung up on all sides
12Last1    1:22|of his reign, (waging) uneasy wars, he had been unable to
12Last1    4:2|their organization and preparedness for war
12Last1    4:5|horses did not proceed in war formation, but rather as if
12Last1    4:11|the All-Mighty which was warring with them
12Last1    5:0|was a certain brave and war-loving (man) named Komianos whom
12Last1    9:10|machinery. Putting the engines of war into place, they commenced demolishing
12Last1    10:46|Apusuar, lord of (that) city warred with (Asit) and an inestimable
12Last1    16:33|The Sultan remained there warring against the city for one
12Last1    16:37|ready. After this they erected (war) machinery and fought with them
12Last1    18:13|grandees: “Either go forth in war against the Persians and prevent
12Last1    18:41|after the fashion of a war, but as though they were
12Last1    22:6|to be saved from the wars of (your own) clansmenas
12Last1    25:1|of an account of the war between the two monarchs would
12Last1    25:2|years later decided to make war, in order not to appear
12Last1    25:7|emperor) wanted to win the war using only those men he
12Last1    26:6|were unable to resist the war-loving dew; rather, weakened and