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calendar   14
calendrical   2
calf   4
caliber   1
caliph   218
caliphate   5
call   1011
calligrapher   1
calligraphy   1
Headword

caliph
218 occurrence(s)


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calendrical   2
calf   4
calfat   1
caliber   1
caliph   193
caliphate   5
caliphs   25
calkotn   1
calkotsk   1


08Ghev1    2:12|’Uthman and ’Umar, the Ishmaelite caliphs
08Ghev1    4:1|The caliph of the Tachiks (Arabs) began
08Ghev1    4:10|Now the caliph of the Ishmaelites wrote an
08Ghev1    4:13|Mu’awiya, caliph of the Ishmaelites, took them
08Ghev1    7:1|his malevolent heart and (the caliph) ordered his troops to come
08Ghev1    7:1|to his prince (his brother, Caliph ’Abd al-Malik’) that he
08Ghev1    8:18|then sent them to the caliph of the Ishmaelites, ’Abd al
08Ghev1    9:0|After these events, when the caliph of the Ishmaelites, ’Abd al
08Ghev1    9:1|implement the command of their caliph. When the lords of the
08Ghev1    9:15|in the eighteenth year of Caliph ’Abd al-Malik, remaining there
08Ghev1    10:0|al-Walid) [I, 705-715] succeeded him as caliph of the Ishmaelites, ruling for
08Ghev1    10:6|When the caliph of the Ishmaelites observed that
08Ghev1    10:18|reached the ears of the caliph of the Ishmaelites whose name
08Ghev1    11:0|and service to him. The caliph mustered many troops, as many
08Ghev1    11:2|refuse to submit to our caliph, while all the other nations
08Ghev1    11:14|the Chinese to wage war. Caliph al-Walid ruled for ten
08Ghev1    12:0|Sulaiman [715-717] succeeded al-Walid as caliph, ruling for two years and
08Ghev1    13:0|After Sulaiman, ’Umar [II] succeeded as caliph [717-720], ruling for two years and
08Ghev1    13:4|in the name of Allah, Caliph of the Muslims, to Leo
08Ghev1    15:0|his trusted servants to ’Umar, caliph of the Ishmaelites. When the
08Ghev1    17:1|the benevolence of (the former caliph) ’Umar, as though he had
08Ghev1    17:1|had been accumulated by the caliphs preceding him
08Ghev1    18:6|Subsequently the Ishmaelite caliph sent his brother, Maslama (Mslim
08Ghev1    18:8|and returned to the Ishmaelite caliph
08Ghev1    19:0|After this (the caliph) began to threaten the Byzantine
08Ghev1    19:1|out in the message, (the caliph), enraged, sent his brother Maslama
08Ghev1    19:8|When the caliph of the Ishmaelites observed the
08Ghev1    19:9|rest of that year (the caliph) desisted from further warfare
08Ghev1    20:0|next year once more (the caliph) assembled a forcelarger than
08Ghev1    20:1|The caliph made his brother swear an
08Ghev1    21:0|In that period Hisham, caliph of the Ishmaelites, sent Marwan
08Ghev1    21:3|Mamikonean clan to the Ishmaelite caliph, and he wrote an accusation
08Ghev1    21:4|Caliph Hisham ordered that they be
08Ghev1    21:5|prince [732-748], he went to the caliph of the Ishmaelites regarding the
08Ghev1    21:6|And (the caliph) exalted him worthily and acceded
08Ghev1    22:2|and sent it to their caliph Hisham, relating the circumstances of
08Ghev1    24:0|about the death of their caliph al-Walid, he forthwith assembled
08Ghev1    24:1|the clan of the slain (caliph), (Marwan) united them and all
08Ghev1    25:5|Syria, to Marwan the Ishmaelite caliph and informed him about the
08Ghev1    25:5|Armenians had come to (the caliph’s) assistance with his [15,000] select cavalrymen
08Ghev1    28:9|then had come from the (caliph’s) court, had been terminated. Moreover
08Ghev1    28:10|authority, ruling for [22] years [754-775] as caliph
08Ghev1    31:7|leader himself) united with the caliph and (even) sent his son
08Ghev1    32:5|turned him over to the caliph who put him in shackles
08Ghev1    32:7|of the evil executioner, (the caliph eventually) became reconciled with them
08Ghev1    33:0|caliphate of the other Abdullah (Caliph al-Mansur), [754-775], the unbearable level
08Ghev1    33:4|of their protests reached Abdullah (Caliph al-Mansur) who angrily summoned
08Ghev1    34:36|know things about the godless caliph, (and I know that) he
08Ghev1    34:40|When spring arrived, the caliph organized brigades (to go) against
08Ghev1    34:41|expansive, renowned city which Abdullah (Caliph al-Mansur) himself had built
08Ghev1    35:3|wanted to stand before the caliph and receive a reward from
08Ghev1    36:0|Once more the caliph sent Yazid (ibn Usaid) to
08Ghev1    36:1|Caliph Abdullah (Abu Jafar al-Manur
08Ghev1    36:2|a few days before (the caliph’s) death in which he saw
08Ghev1    36:3|The caliph was brought to the mouth
08Ghev1    37:4|Then (Caliph) al-Mahdi began to attack
08Ghev1    38:0|The next year the Caliph sent emissaries (to Constantinople), puffing
08Ghev1    38:0|along with his message, (the caliph) sent two sacks of mustard
08Ghev1    38:3|and secure fortresses. And the caliph, having assembled countless troops, entrusted
08Ghev1    39:1|When Caliph al-Mahdi learned about the
08Ghev1    39:3|the Emperor Constantine [V] from the caliph. (The emperor) received him with
08Ghev1    39:5|reason (Tachat) turned to the caliph
08Ghev1    39:7|When the caliph heard about this, he swiftly
08Ghev1    39:9|Harun, the caliph’s son, styled (Tachat) his father
08Ghev1    39:9|when Tachat came before the caliph, the latter personally thanked him
08Ghev1    39:10|Armenians by order of the caliph and had come to ’Uthman
08Ghev1    39:10|and sent emissaries to their caliph claiming that it was not
08Ghev1    39:11|occasions, wanted to inform the caliph about the rupture of his
08Ghev1    39:12|not reach the ears of (Caliph) Muhammad (al-Mahdi) and his
08Ghev1    39:12|finally reached the ears of Caliph Muhammad (al-Mahdi) and his
08Ghev1    39:12|our country. Unwillingly, at the caliph’s command, he (finally) gave the
08Ghev1    39:16|Nerse’h Kamsarakan and other troops. Caliph Muhammad (al-Mahdi) was enraged
08Ghev1    40:0|son Musa (Muse’) (al-Hadi, caliph) [785-786] ruled for one year
08Ghev1    40:2|confirmed in his authority (as caliph) he sent a certain Khouzaima
08Ghev1    40:5|sent accusations about them to Caliph Musa (al-Hadi) and received
08Ghev1    40:21|occurred during the reign of (Caliph) Musa (al-Hadi), in the
08Ghev1    41:0|Harun (Aharon) (al-Rashid), [786-809] became caliph. He was the son of
09Draskh1    19:23|Until now the Hagarite caliph had never personally gone to
09Draskh1    19:24|At this time, however, the caliph personally set out from the
09Draskh1    19:50|strategos of Armenia. When the caliph learned of this, he executed
09Draskh1    19:51|carnage. They also killed their caliph and set up someone else
09Draskh1    19:53|having also killed that particular caliph ruled over all the Hagarites
09Draskh1    20:2|naxarars of Armenia asked the caliph Mawi (Mu’awiyah) to set up
09Draskh1    20:3|complying with their wishes, (the caliph) appointed Grigor to the office
09Draskh1    21:4|fled and went to his caliph
09Draskh1    21:16|al-Malik became the Ishmaelite caliph
09Draskh1    21:21|Malik, his son Walild became caliph, and after Walid his brother
09Draskh1    22:4|a letter to the Ishmaelite caliph ’Umar, informing him (of the
09Draskh1    22:6|Reading this letter, the caliph gratefully honored the envoy that
09Draskh1    22:7|camels, took them to the caliph. And thus, the great patriarch
09Draskh1    22:18|God, happened to visit the caliph, and told him about the
09Draskh1    22:19|Wishing to see him, the caliph immediately sent one of his
09Draskh1    22:20|city with great honors, the caliph sent word to him that
09Draskh1    22:21|he presented himself before the caliph
09Draskh1    22:29|out of goat’s hair, the caliph was disgusted and struck with
09Draskh1    24:1|About this time, the caliph sent to Armenia a certain
09Draskh1    25:1|At this time, the caliph sent to Armenia a governor
09Draskh1    25:26|Thereafter, the caliph Ja’far (Jap’r) sent to Armenia
09Draskh1    25:27|and sent him to the caliph. Because of his iniquitous thoughts
09Draskh1    25:28|winds and went to the caliph to bring him tidings of
09Draskh1    25:30|When the caliph was informed of the murder
09Draskh1    25:36|with the orders of the caliph, he segregated from the rest
09Draskh1    25:37|his brother Dawit’ to the caliph along with their kinsmen. Then
09Draskh1    25:40|confinement, sent them to the caliph with their wives and children
09Draskh1    26:15|away with him to the caliph
09Draskh1    26:16|return for his faithfulness the caliph would grant the lordship over
09Draskh1    26:17|court, and appeared before the caliph, they ranked him along with
09Draskh1    26:19|fulfill the wishes of the caliph at the appropriate time, even
09Draskh1    27:10|with the orders of the caliph, and investing him with many
09Draskh1    29:4|over themselves, and informed the caliph through the governor ’Isa son
09Draskh1    29:5|request with friendly disposition, the caliph sent to Ashot a royal
09Draskh1    30:24|at the order of their caliph, by Afshin, the Ishmaelite prince
09Draskh1    31:6|that you yourself and the caliph needed from the land of
09Draskh1    37:19|eunuch was seized by his caliph and executed
09Draskh1    39:2|appropriate gifts to the Ishmaelite caliph in Babylon. He asked to
09Draskh1    39:3|When the caliph read the letter and became
09Draskh1    39:5|under the yoke of the caliph. Thus, he submitted totally to
09Draskh1    39:5|to the will of the caliph
09Draskh1    40:2|At first, he asked the caliph to reinstate Smbat under his
09Draskh1    40:2|turning his back (on the caliph), gathered a large force. Then
09Draskh1    42:1|in rebellion against the great caliph, and caused extensive carnage, after
09Draskh1    42:1|in the streets. When the caliph was informed of this, he
09Draskh1    42:7|spirit, and submitting to the caliph in the proper way, he
09Draskh1    42:8|is to say, from the caliph and the ostikan Yusuf, to
09Draskh1    48:5|Grigor, and had asked the caliph for terms of peace on
09Draskh1    60:1|About this time, the caliph sent to Armenia as governor
09Draskh1    60:2|Moreover, he sent to the caliph a large amount of gold
09Draskh1    61:1|in rebellion against the Ishmaelite caliph, who, prevented by his fat
09Draskh1    61:1|seized and brought before the caliph in fetters
09Draskh1    61:3|Yusuf was seized by the caliph, one of his (Yusuf’s) most
09Draskh1    61:3|time was designated by the caliph as ostikan in place of
09Draskh1    64:4|he did not disobey the caliph. On the contrary, by paying
09Draskh1    64:6|the Hagarite tyrant, called the caliph, was confronted by a great
09Draskh1    64:7|the entire extent of the caliph’s realm, and fought many fierce
09Draskh1    64:9|their tongue, cunningly advised the caliph to dismiss from confinement Yusuf
09Draskh1    64:9|seized and brought to the caliph, and asked him to reestablish
09Draskh1    64:10|been set right by his (caliph’s) instructions, so that he would
09Draskh1    64:11|Thus he persuaded the caliph, who gave orders to release
09Draskh1    64:26|captive the wives of the caliph as well as other people
10Tovma2    5:0|Concerning the caliph Jap’r, what he planned against
10Tovma2    5:5|At that same time the caliph sent one of his senior
10Tovma2    5:9|to Samarra and informed the caliph what he had done and
10Tovma2    6:17|news to court, informing the caliph of what Ashot, prince of
10Tovma2    6:29|He came to the caliph bearing letters full of charges
10Tovma2    6:29|terms these stirred up the caliph in hostile fashion against the
10Tovma2    6:33|When the caliph heard this tumult of lamentation
10Tovma2    6:42|to the Armenian reckoningthe caliph with his counsellors and all
10Tovma2    7:7|brought in haste to the caliph: “Your general has been killed
10Tovma3    1:6|letters and messengers to the caliph secretly from each other. Among
10Tovma3    1:10|Then the caliph once more took counsel with
10Tovma3    1:11|one. They said to the caliph: “Gather an army, assemble a
10Tovma3    1:15|counsel seemed pleasing to the caliph, and he greatly rejoiced
10Tovma3    1:15|Then he (the caliph) composed edicts and sent numerous
10Tovma3    1:16|everyone, in accordance with the caliph’s command, gathered cavalry from his
10Tovma3    1:17|had entered his presence, the caliph began to speak, saying: “From
10Tovma3    1:26|to the least; even the caliph himself obeyed his command
10Tovma3    1:28|his lair, immediately left the caliph’s presence
10Tovma3    2:2|taken in bonds to the caliph so that he might suffer
10Tovma3    2:16|he would be in the caliph’s presence with the foremost princes
10Tovma3    2:16|share the rank of the caliph’s magnates at the principal bench
10Tovma3    2:58|being a rebel against the caliph be lifted from you
10Tovma3    2:68|force and might of the caliph. The fortresses are not as
10Tovma3    2:74|cruel command of the impious caliph. He burned and seethed secretly
10Tovma3    3:3|reached the court, he (the caliph) had his feet bound with
10Tovma3    4:20|at the command of the caliph and the great general, more
10Tovma3    4:22|would render submission to the caliph, paying the traditional amount of
10Tovma3    5:0|the letter supposedly from the caliph himself
10Tovma3    5:11|It was sealed with the caliph’s ring as if it had
10Tovma3    5:11|it had come from the caliph personally and from court. This
10Tovma3    5:15|which supposedly came from the caliph personally, (Bugha) note: “Read this
10Tovma3    5:16|confession in Christ before the caliph. Setting them on camels, they
10Tovma3    5:20|in accordance with the impious caliph’s order: the evil plan that
10Tovma3    8:6|bottomless depths, departed from the caliph’s presence with a numerous and
10Tovma3    9:5|letters and gifts to the caliph and the general that he
10Tovma3    9:6|he had departed from the caliph; and the sparapet had acted
10Tovma3    9:14|My lamentation will reach the caliph.” She went around the camp
10Tovma3    9:15|your wife but the great caliph’s (wife).” But Bugha kept her
10Tovma3    9:16|he sent her to the caliph to be his wife. When
10Tovma3    9:16|woman arrived, she told the caliph what had happened, of the
10Tovma3    9:16|be your wife, but the caliph’s,” and of what occurred. This
10Tovma3    10:5|unanimity to obedience to the caliph and receive honours, and through
10Tovma3    10:27|to write and inform the caliph about that man. So they
10Tovma3    10:27|they sent messengers to the caliph, while they themselves invested the
10Tovma3    10:30|arms and treasures in the caliph’s treasury, which they brought with
10Tovma3    10:40|unwillingly, he submitted to the caliph
10Tovma3    10:49|agreed to write to the caliph, for the general of the
10Tovma3    10:49|be a rebel against the caliph and for this reason to
10Tovma3    10:49|which indeed he informed the caliph in writing: “Now if there
10Tovma3    10:49|the court sealed with the caliph’s ring, in which a command
10Tovma3    10:51|them sent messages to the caliph through reliable men, according to
10Tovma3    10:51|They wrote and informed the caliph of what they had done
10Tovma3    10:52|sent should return from the caliph
10Tovma3    10:54|bringing a letter from the caliph to Apumusē bidding him submit
10Tovma3    10:54|he was to heed the caliph’s summons and not disobey his
10Tovma3    10:54|have him taken to the caliph with great honour and consideration
10Tovma3    10:55|the Ałuank’ had read the caliph’s letter, he hastened down from
10Tovma3    10:56|gifts in accordance with the caliph’s orders
10Tovma3    10:57|had him taken to the caliph accompanied by companies of armed
10Tovma3    11:9|could not further insult the caliph, their legislator (Muhammad), and himself
10Tovma3    11:23|One day the caliph ordered him to be brought
10Tovma3    11:26|Said the caliph: “Do not despise my royal
10Tovma3    11:29|When he (the caliph) heard such replies and more
10Tovma3    11:31|and be subject to the caliph
10Tovma3    11:36|of their father to the caliph and the general. For he
10Tovma3    14:6|After those days, when the caliph had delighted the Armenian princes
10Tovma3    14:7|the royal decree that the caliph had sent Grigor, son of
10Tovma3    14:8|Prince Grigor departed from the caliph in great joy and indescribable
10Tovma3    14:14|be in rebellion against the caliph of the Muslims,” who had
10Tovma3    18:11|to pay) taxes to the caliph, and made him return by
10Tovma4    4:64|anyone was honoured by the (caliph’s) court with the dignity of
10Tovma4    4:67|in the name of the caliph and with letters filled with
10Tovma4    4:68|and then released at the caliph’s orders. The latter delivered to
11Asogh1    4:2|gifts, he sent to the Caliph of Babylon (with a request
11Asogh1    4:2|unfaithful son Saj, which the Caliph did
11Asogh1    4:7|contempt broke away from the caliph, who sent orders to all
11Asogh1    4:9|expressing his obedience to the caliph, gathered a large army and
12Last1    13:9|and gave him to the Caliph as though (he were) a
12Last1    13:9|all the other captives. (The Caliph) accepted him with thanks, and