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Headwords Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
Yeman   1
Yemen   1
Yenovk   2
Yeremia   1
Yervand   82
Yervandakert   2
Yervandashat   3
Yervandavan   1
Yervanduni   3
Headword

Yervand
82 occurrence(s)


Wordforms Alphabetical [ <<  >> ]
erakhnavu   2
eraklak   2
eramunk   1
eran   2
erand   1
erandeann   1
eraneak   1
eras   1
erase   1


03Buz5    1:21|Byzantine troops which were at Erand and Baxish, divided among all
05Parp1    4:11|this half sentence: ew parteal er’andeann charut’iwnn andrer ew and dadareal
06Khor1    23:32|Eruand the Short-lived
06Khor1    23:34|I say that the later Eruand and Tigran were indeed named
06Khor1    25:11|country by Tigran, son of Eruand. He was blond with grey
06Khor1    32:2|concerning Tigran, the son of Eruand, and may it so be
06Khor2    10:6|and from Abgar down to Eruand
06Khor2    37:1|The reign of Eruand, the slaughter of Sanatruk’s sons
06Khor2    37:3|for a certain Eruand, son of an Arsacid woman
06Khor2    37:6|grew up, they called them Eruand and Eruaz
06Khor2    37:7|On reaching maturity Eruand proved to be courageous and
06Khor2    37:10|But when Eruand became king, having suspicions of
06Khor2    37:14|When King Eruand learned about this he sent
06Khor2    38:1|The efforts of Eruand to seize the young Artashēs
06Khor2    38:2|When Eruand considered what sort of enmity
06Khor2    38:8|Then Eruand sent and had killed the
06Khor2    38:9|Since Eruand supported the Romans and ceded
06Khor2    38:10|was removed from Mesopotamia, and Eruand paid even heavier tribute from
06Khor2    39:3|also seeking a stronger site, Eruand moved the court westward to
06Khor2    40:2|When Eruand had built his own city
06Khor2    42:2|of Eruandakert, which the same Eruand embellished with beautiful and charming
06Khor2    42:9|All these constructions of Eruand’s Trdat the Great bestowed on
06Khor2    42:10|But they say of Eruand that through magic he had
06Khor2    42:10|of placing hard stones opposite Eruand. And they say that these
06Khor2    44:1|Concerning Eruand’s hearing of the arrival of
06Khor2    44:2|News reached Eruand in the province of Uti
06Khor2    44:3|When Eruand heard this, he left there
06Khor2    44:5|For Eruand had restored to him the
06Khor2    44:5|been given to anyone until Eruand restored it to Argam
06Khor2    45:3|and also the princes whom Eruand had left behind
06Khor2    45:4|courage and planned to abandon Eruand; they also saw that the
06Khor2    45:5|But Eruand gave even more generous gifts
06Khor2    46:1|Eruand’s war against Artashēs and his
06Khor2    46:2|They made haste to reach Eruand’s camp
06Khor2    46:4|Eruand’s camp was more than three
06Khor2    46:5|When Eruand heard this news he sent
06Khor2    46:6|whatever he had obtained from Eruand and would double it, provided
06Khor2    46:6|that he abandon and desert Eruand
06Khor2    46:7|of Artashēs advanced to confront Eruand’s battle line, Argam took the
06Khor2    46:11|see the terrible slaughter of Eruand’s army and of the Mesopotamian
06Khor2    46:12|had made a pact with Eruand to kill Artashēs
06Khor2    46:15|Eruand on horseback covered all the
06Khor2    46:17|over to the position of Eruand’s army and encamped in the
06Khor2    46:18|Artashēs came up and entered Eruand’s tent whose walls were covered
06Khor2    46:19|in this place he defeated Eruand
06Khor2    46:20|He himself set out for Eruand’s capital and arrived at Eruand’s
06Khor2    46:20|Eruand’s capital and arrived at Eruand’s town before midday. He commanded
06Khor2    46:20|him of the insult when Eruand had sent to the Persian
06Khor2    46:21|to remove the name of Eruand from the place. That is
06Khor2    46:22|But Smbat, who had pursued Eruand at night with a small
06Khor2    46:24|soldiers entered and struck off Eruand’s head with a saber, scattering
06Khor2    46:25|But Artashēs remembered that Eruand had some Arsacid blood and
06Khor2    47:2|After the death of Eruand Smbat entered the city and
06Khor2    47:7|he was a confidant of Eruand’s, and for that reason he
06Khor2    48:2|of Bagaran, which was near Eruand’s capital on the Akhurean River
06Khor2    48:2|Akhurean River, to kill Eruaz, Eruand’s brother
06Khor2    49:6|They brought from Eruand’s capital the Jewish captives who
06Khor2    49:7|Similarly all the splendors of Eruand’s capital that the latter had
06Khor2    65:4|batter at the gate of Eruand the king
06Khor2    65:5|This Eruand was the first of that
06Khor2    90:8|other gifts, the city of Eruand and the province of the
09Draskh1    4:11|Haykak, and after him came Eruand, who begot Tigran the Great
10Tovma1    7:6|reigned as king after killing Eruand
10Tovma1    7:7|asking him) to return to Eruand so that perhaps there might
10Tovma1    7:7|to make some plan concerning Eruand
10Tovma1    7:8|without delay, and explaining to Eruand the reasons for his flight
10Tovma1    7:8|no grounds for fear.” But Eruand continued his search for Artashēs
10Tovma1    7:9|while Eruand in pursuit encamped at the
10Tovma1    7:9|Tosp, and called the spot Eruandakank’. Sahak sent word to Smbat
10Tovma1    7:9|and Zarevand. “For,” he said, “Eruand will not advance with his
10Tovma1    7:9|him day by day. When Eruand became aware of this he
10Tovma1    7:10|his tutor and brought before Eruand. He had been unable to
10Tovma1    7:10|and condemned to death. But Eruand kept the oath to his
10Tovma1    7:11|from distrust and fear of Eruand
10Tovma1    7:12|this way by God’s providence, Eruand returned by the borders of
10Tovma1    7:12|free from the attacks of Eruand’s brigands. So, he came and
10Tovma1    7:13|Thenceforth Eruand was thrown into doubt; sleep
10Tovma1    7:13|king of) the Medes. When Eruand eventually heard of this, he
10Tovma1    7:15|with Artashēs, who had taken Eruand’s kingdom in the thirty-first
10Tovma1    8:10|spot he no longer allowed Eruand to trouble him; but after
10Tovma1    8:13|raid about the time of Eruand’s death and Artashēs’ accession to
10Tovma1    8:15|had not gone over to Eruand nor served him in any