01Kor1 2:14 | | | indicated the state of worldly | affairs, | at the same time imparting |
02Agat3 29:7 | | | and those occupied with worldly | affairs, | in order to awaken and |
03Buz3 10:38 | | | The amazing secret | affairs | of the king began to |
03Buz3 11:18 | | | The | affairs | of the generalship were assumed |
03Buz4 2:2 | | | communication and from all Armenian | affairs | |
03Buz4 2:3 | | | generalship in charge of military | affairs; | and the youngest was appointed |
03Buz4 5:36 | | | and decency, preserving their worldly | affairs | |
03Buz4 12:33 | | | great patience in all his | affairs, | working many signs and miracles |
03Buz5 1:26 | | | The kingdom gradually revived and | affairs | were gradually put in order |
04Yegh3 10:233 | | | any mishap befall the great | affairs | of state |
04Yegh5 4:95 | | | and haughty in the transitory | affairs | of the world, these are |
04Yegh6 3:55 | | | the failure of that imprudent | affair, | and wishing to find out |
04Yegh7 7:152 | | | be suspected of treachery in | affairs | of state. Bring a public |
04Yegh7 9:216 | | | such a confused state of | affairs | from the nature of God |
04Yegh7 11:251 | | | words, and look at the | affairs | of this world systematically |
04Yegh8 1:11 | | | became criminally involved in royal | affairs | and were condemned to death |
05Parp1 4:1 | | | fitting and appropriate that the | affairs | transpiring in Armenia be recorded |
05Parp2 10:0 | | | the royal scribes treated the | affairs | of Armenia’s kings in Syriac |
05Parp2 13:32 | | | service to pagans, and the | affair | would not end until the |
05Parp3 20:16 | | | such an important and great | affair. | Or, (failing that) should (the |
05Parp3 22:0 | | | about such weighty and important | affairs, | I know not which—did |
05Parp3 46:0 | | | about all of your duplicitous | affairs | and actions. But come now |
05Parp4 63:11 | | | and bravery, nonetheless, recalling the | affairs | and deeds of (Vahan’s) fathers |
05Parp4 64:13 | | | and goings to Byzantium the | affair | is not as (Gadishoy) says |
05Parp4 65:8 | | | charge of everything in the | affair, | and does not allow anyone |
05Parp4 68:19 | | | nothing bad nor harmed royal | affairs. | But command me to state |
05Parp4 69:18 | | | justice, Satan, saw that the | affair | had ended so gloriously (for |
05Parp4 77:22 | | | who were occupied with idle | affairs, | and who, confounded, sought Elisha |
05Parp4 78:2 | | | rest from this very protracted | affair | |
05Parp4 84:6 | | | the Gods’ assistance settled his | affairs, | it is time to return |
05Parp4 84:7 | | | to take charge of the | affairs | of Armenia |
05Parp4 88:4 | | | asked Shapuh-Mihran about Armenian | affairs: “ | What were you able to |
05Parp4 88:10 | | | particular, and again consider the | affair | beyond human capabilities, though who |
05Parp4 89:4 | | | are many important words regarding | affairs | of our rebellion—such a |
05Parp4 89:10 | | | has been implemented, all the | affairs | of the Aryan world will |
05Parp4 89:10 | | | case now, then events and | affairs | will go in a contrary |
05Parp4 93:6 | | | important needs of the land’s | affairs, | according to the princes’ care |
05Parp4 98:8 | | | able to recognize the principal | affairs | of the land, the simple |
05Parp4 98:11 | | | royal treasury and benefit royal | affairs | |
05Parp4 98:12 | | | be good both for the | affairs | of the land and for |
06Khor1 2:1 | | | we wished to expound our | affairs | from Greek sources although they |
06Khor1 2:2 | | | found many references to the | affairs | of our nation, yet we |
06Khor1 2:3 | | | kings, after settling their internal | affairs, | diligent in transmitting to the |
06Khor2 33:29 | | | senate, therefore I revealed this | affair | to the senate. But the |
06Khor2 37:8 | | | Sanatruk as overseer in many | affairs | and became increasingly famous until |
06Khor2 53:11 | | | entrusted to him all the | affairs | of the royal household. And |
06Khor3 27:11 | | | at the end of the | affair | he found the infants of |
06Khor3 43:6 | | | accomplices and collaborators in this | affair | were Surēn Khoṙkhoṙuni and Vahan |
07Seb1 48:9 | | | to Armenia and investigate our | affairs. | ’ |
08Ghev1 14:5 | | | has always been about mundane | affairs, | never about divine ones. We |
08Ghev1 14:194 | | | your legislator to have an | affair | with your wives which he |
08Ghev1 14:194 | | | acquired the habit of having | affair | with women, as if it |
08Ghev1 14:198 | | | before entering into its love | affair | |
08Ghev1 34:30 | | | with this harmful and disastrous | affair, | since he was a prudent |
09Draskh1 1:10 | | | to building activities, or political | affairs | and decent conduct, and who |
09Draskh1 60:16 | | | to go and settle the | affair | of prince Sahak |
10Tovma1 4:33 | | | dissolute and corrupt in the | affairs | of his kingdom. Therefore, many |
10Tovma1 6:43 | | | set his hand to the | affair. | Approaching the king, he requested |
10Tovma1 10:15 | | | did not participate in Armenian | affairs | for many years. As for |
10Tovma1 11:41 | | | marzpan Mshkan in administering the | affairs | of the country. This Mshkan |
10Tovma2 4:6 | | | very sagacious in all wordly | affairs, | married him and turned over |
10Tovma2 6:29 | | | blame for) much damage to | affairs | of state on Prince Ashot |
10Tovma2 6:45 | | | lax nor delay in this | affair | |
10Tovma2 7:3 | | | who would run the country’s | affairs | by their own orders and |
10Tovma3 2:52 | | | sword. If this state of | affairs | continues and the question of |
10Tovma3 11:3 | | | him much harm to state | affairs, | and falsely rather than rightly |
10Tovma3 11:23 | | | involvement in harm to royal | affairs. | At the same time he |
10Tovma3 11:33 | | | of peaceful friendship, until his | affair | with Apumusē had been carried |
10Tovma3 19:14 | | | So guard your road.” The | affair | turned out according to the |
10Tovma3 22:17 | | | valiant men, versed in military | affairs. | They waged battle there for |
10Tovma3 29:58 | | | experience and diligence in military | affairs, | his willing and meritorious exercise |
10Tovma4 1:14 | | | the prince, describing how the | affair | had turned out. Immediately the |
10Tovma4 4:23 | | | an impression. This state of | affairs | had lasted about one hundred |
11Asogh1 14:1 | | | and well-versed in military | affairs | |
11Asogh1 28:1 | | | When the | affairs | of the king of the |
11Asogh1 29:3 | | | of insight, knowledgeable in military | affairs | and generous in distributing favors |
12Last1 3:6 | | | The same sort of | affair | had transpired at the beginning |
12Last1 23:23 | | | Eghia, to see after the | affairs | of the land. When he |