02Agat1 3:1 | | | rejoiced. On that day he | celebrated | a great feast and carried |
02Agat1 13:5 | | | to accomplish the happy marriage | celebration | |
02Agat1 17:2 | | | making. They all intended to | celebrate | the wedding with dancing |
02Agat3 15:7 | | | all held a feast of | celebration | and honored saint Gregory for |
02Agat3 21:3 | | | Vanatur, which previously they joyously | celebrated | in the same place on |
02Agat3 21:4 | | | they now should gather and | celebrate | in that hamlet and on |
03Buz3 11:13 | | | We shall | celebrate | the feast and be glad |
03Buz3 11:23 | | | holy bones to rest. After | celebrating | his perpetual living memory, they |
03Buz5 44:3 | | | The entire country of Armenia | celebrated | the wedding in delighted exuberance |
03Buz6 2:1 | | | was a descendant of the | celebrated | bishop Aghbianos from Manazkert village |
04Yegh1 2:29 | | | Do you | celebrate | and be unstinting in rejoicing |
04Yegh3 6:130 | | | all-holy altar, and reverently | celebrated | the vivifying Sacrament. They installed |
04Yegh3 9:216 | | | fasting and prayers, and to | celebrate | the victory in the war |
04Yegh5 5:113 | | | Setting up an altar they | celebrated | the most holy Liturgy. They |
05Parp3 28:3 | | | day they held a great | celebration | of joy believing that an |
05Parp3 31:1 | | | sparapet of Armenia, Vardan, but | celebrated ( | mass) with priests in their |
05Parp3 31:1 | | | priests in their homes. Others | celebrated | mass with a host of |
05Parp3 37:1 | | | and with joyful happiness, they | celebrated | this |
05Parp3 37:3 | | | to their own homes to | celebrate | the Easter holiday with their |
05Parp3 57:39 | | | home, when they arose, at | celebrations | and at the beginnings of |
06Khor2 88:9 | | | empire was one; and he | celebrated | his twentieth anniversary in the |
06Khor2 88:10 | | | an anniversary the world still | celebrates | today |
06Khor3 22:4 | | | of the Siuni family. He | celebrated | the marriage royally, giving presents |
06Khor3 62:7 | | | twenty-fifth of Tubi is | celebrated | the superstitious festival of crowning |
06Khor3 62:7 | | | same month of Tubi is | celebrated | the feast of the Epiphany |
07Seb1 9:5 | | | ordered the liturgy to be | celebrated | in his room and the |
07Seb1 38:16 | | | princes of the court. He | celebrated | Easter in Constantinople, and on |
07Seb1 49:3 | | | a Sunday. The liturgy was | celebrated | in Greek by a Roman |
08Ghev1 8:11 | | | morning matins had ended, they | celebrated | the divine mass and those |
08Ghev1 40:13 | | | Epiphany of Christ, which is | celebrated | for eight consecutive days by |
09Draskh1 19:36 | | | ordered the Greek clergy to | celebrate | the Divine Liturgy in the |
09Draskh1 33:24 | | | ceaselessly the divine liturgy was | celebrated | to the Glory of God |
09Draskh1 40:11 | | | of respect, in order to | celebrate | with him the day of |
10Tovma1 1:75 | | | by the patriarch. This David | celebrates: “ | He remembered his eternal covenant |
10Tovma3 6:61 | | | in the tomb. All Asorestan | celebrated | the day of the saint’s |
10Tovma3 8:26 | | | with an honourable burial to | celebrate | year by year the festival |
10Tovma3 29:30 | | | upper room of the mystical | celebration | of the transmission of the |
10Tovma4 9:15 | | | of bishops and princes, he | celebrated | a great and joyous festival |
10Tovma4 10:10 | | | Holy Illuminator, whose festival is | celebrated | on the tenth day of |
11Asogh1 5:10 | | | ostikan Yusuf. Their memory is | celebrated | annually on November [20]. They defeated |
11Asogh1 7:20 | | | Scriptures, where the service was | celebrated | with solemnity with a large |
11Asogh1 16:7 | | | latter in his kingdom freely | celebrated | the Lord’s holidays |
12Last1 2:37 | | | to be there (were to | celebrate) | in accordance with their canons |
12Last1 10:48 | | | There he gloriously and appropriately | celebrated | the sacrament of the day |
12Last1 15:1 | | | crowds of the people were | celebrating | the mass of the day |
12Last1 17:11 | | | people while they were unconcernedly | celebrating | the evening services. Putting swords |