| 05Parp3 23:5 | | | Gnunik’
Varazshapuh, lord of Palu
| Hrahat, | lord of Ashoc’k’
Hmayeak, lord | | 05Parp4 68:6 | | | of Shirak, and his brother | Hrahat, | two men from the Gnunik’ | | 05Parp4 69:1 | | | Nerseh Kamsarakan, and his brother, | Hrahat, | stood ready | | 05Parp4 69:11 | | | But it was | Hrahat, | son of the venerable Arshawir | | 05Parp4 69:15 | | | the spying of his brother, | Hrahat, | Nerseh ascertained that indeed the | | 05Parp4 69:20 | | | together with his beloved brother, | Hrahat | | | 05Parp4 71:12 | | | beloved brothers Vahan, Nerseh, and | Hrahat. | He placed himself to the | | 05Parp4 74:13 | | | But | Hrahat | Kamsarakan, after violently racing his | | 05Parp4 74:14 | | | land of Armenia, he took ( | Hrahat) | along with him | | 05Parp4 76:1 | | | multitude, taking along the captive | Hrahat, | the venerable Yazd, and other | | 05Parp4 76:2 | | | great diligence but sadly was ( | Hrahat’s) | brother, Nerseh, the lord of | | 05Parp4 76:3 | | | Iranians had taken his brother | Hrahat, | Nerseh, the lord of Shirak | | 05Parp4 76:8 | | | and there removed the captive | Hrahat | from the guards who were | | 05Parp4 76:9 | | | fearless and brave exit of | Hrahat | Kamsarakan, they ordered that the | | 05Parp4 76:11 | | | of kings enveloped the miscreant | Hrahat ( | who deserves multiple deaths for | | 05Parp4 79:5 | | | lord of Shirak, and of | Hrahat ( | whom the Iranians fell upon | | 05Parp4 79:5 | | | two Kamsarakan brothers, Nerseh and | Hrahat, | and took them to the | | 05Parp4 80:11 | | | Nerseh, lord of Shirak, and | Hrahat | wrote the following reply: “Our | | 06Khor3 55:5 | | | He, Khosrov requested | Hrahat, | son of Gazavon, who after | | 06Khor3 55:8 | | | the country, bringing with him | Hrahat | and all the exiles. But | | 06Khor3 65:10 | | | the young Gazavon, son of | Hrahat - | if not to his own | | 07Seb1 9:16 | | | Then the marzpan | Hrahat, | who went to Nisibis as | | 08Ghev1 34:9 | | | was the son of Count | Hrahat | from the Mamikonean House | | 12Last1 21:28 | | | great labor by a certain | Hrahat, | one of the colleagues of |
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