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date   5
daughter   135
daunt   9
dawn   51
day   1034
daybreak   10
dayeak   26
daylight   1
daytime   10
Headword

day
1034 occurrence(s)


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dawn   40
dawned   8
dawning   2
dawns   1
day   565
daybreak   10
dayeak   10
dayeakordi   2
dayeaks   14


01Kor1    1:3|others, our fellows of student days
01Kor1    2:41|similarly treated to this very day
01Kor1    6:1|the same problem for many days; he rose and came to
01Kor1    6:2|And they did these many days
01Kor1    9:11|to the city. And the days passed in festive joy
01Kor1    16:23|and remained there a few days to distribute spiritual consolation
01Kor1    19:8|the fathers passed their time, day and night, with the reading
01Kor1    19:9|His laws shalt thou meditate day and night,” and the second
01Kor1    21:1|summer and winter, night and day, fearless
01Kor1    22:2|in caverns and ended the day by receiving their daily nourishment
01Kor1    22:7|his spiritual art for many days in desolate places until he
01Kor1    24:6|doxologies, and hymns, and going day and night for several days
01Kor1    24:6|day and night for several days, arrived in Taron, at the
01Kor1    25:4|And day and night, with fasting and
01Kor1    25:5|age, thinking of his last days, he would not allow his
01Kor1    26:3|an illness of a few days, on the [13th] day of the
01Kor1    26:3|a few days, on the [13th] day of the month of Mehekan
02Agat1    2:18|period of winter, those cold days of blustery winds and ice
02Agat1    2:19|those areas when the warm days of the southern winds arrived
02Agat1    2:27|of melting snow in these days of its flooding
02Agat1    3:1|delighted and rejoiced. On that day he celebrated a great feast
02Agat1    4:1|happened that in those same days the prince of the Goths
02Agat1    4:16|strength, he was astonished. When day dawned, the gates of the
02Agat1    5:6|Gregory be held for that day
02Agat1    5:21|happy and rejoice in the day of his coming
02Agat1    6:9|thus, tightly bound, for seven days
02Agat1    6:10|And after the seventh day he commanded and they released
02Agat1    6:21|the infinite, timeless, and unending day of election, in the seventh
02Agat1    6:24|to save them in the day of the Lord’s anger’
02Agat1    7:2|remained suspended thus for seven days
02Agat1    7:13|those who have loved the day when your only-begotten will
02Agat1    7:54|’I am with you every day until the end of the
02Agat1    7:64|Lord of the day and establisher of darkness, creator
02Agat1    7:65|by the appropriate measures of days for those who are in
02Agat1    7:67|where there are no days and no evenings, no weeks
02Agat1    7:73|established and prepared for the day of fulfillment of your promises
02Agat1    7:93|again find them [cf. Matt. 10.39] on the day of resurrection
02Agat1    7:109|your beloved ones on the day in which you will bestow
02Agat1    8:2|he was hanging for seven days from one foot
02Agat1    8:23|he remained thus for six days
02Agat1    9:13|The next day they brought him before the
02Agat1    9:16|stand in shame at the day of visitation and reproach
02Agat1    10:2|stayed hanging thus for three days
02Agat1    10:3|And on the fourth day the king gave a command
02Agat1    11:14|in a dream that every day she was to throw into
02Agat1    12:15|Persian kingdom, for all the days of his life
02Agat1    12:17|from the beginning, from the days of our ancestors, and that
02Agat1    13:2|High with glory and blessing, day and night, constantly and worthily
02Agat1    13:20|evening as bright as the day [cf. Ps. 138.12] at the dawning of the
02Agat1    13:21|crown as reward in the day of the just judgment at
02Agat1    15:4|After a few days, they were quickly discovered through
02Agat1    15:12|about the women, for two days they were kept where they
02Agat1    15:12|infantry. After two or, three days, the renown of the modest
02Agat1    15:17|Early the very next day, before dawn, a command was
02Agat1    17:30|the tenth hour of the day until the first watch of
02Agat1    17:38|invoke your name all the day
02Agat1    17:43|those who have loved the day of the revelation and coming
02Agat1    17:47|We were glad for these days that cast us low, and
02Agat1    19:8|The next day the chief executioner came forward
02Agat1    19:25|that on the twenty-sixth day of the month of [Hori] September
02Agat1    20:1|For six days the king remained in deep
02Agat1    20:11|found? For on the same day that they lowered him down
02Agat1    20:36|power of God. For nine days and nine nights had passed
02Agat1    20:40|Early the next day the king, the [naxarars] lords, and
02Agat1    21:23|cease to pray night and day on your behalf that you
02Agat1    21:25|From the first days he allowed men to walk
02Agat1    21:34|nature to endure for one day the fearful severity of those
02Agat1    21:35|man live for a single day in that terribly deep pit
02Agat1    22:14|in the deep pit every day I saw a vision with
02Agat3    2:1|were in torments and fear. Day and night, they stayed with
02Agat3    2:1|and fasted for sixty-six days
02Agat3    2:2|this way for sixty-five days blessed Gregory tirelessly and unceasingly
02Agat3    2:2|blessed Gregory tirelessly and unceasingly, day and night, never ceased from
02Agat3    3:1|When the sixty-sixth day came round, at the dawn
02Agat3    3:8|all through the sixty-six days of instruction the king remained
02Agat3    4:77|be preached ever more successfully day after day, to bring everyone
02Agat3    4:77|ever more successfully day after day, to bring everyone to the
02Agat3    4:78|was an earthquake, and as day dawned the vision was obscured
02Agat3    8:6|saint Gregory for a seven-day journey so that he might
02Agat3    15:13|there for not a few days
02Agat3    17:12|For twenty days he stayed there and baptized
02Agat3    17:13|there joyfully making a feast-day to commemorate the saints, on
02Agat3    17:13|the saints, on the seventh day of the month of [Sahmi] October
02Agat3    20:1|retinue, and early in the day, at dawn, he took them
02Agat3    20:7|On that day more than one hundred and
02Agat3    21:1|Gregory remained there for seven days after this, for spiritual consolation
02Agat3    21:2|And during those seven days he baptized more than four
02Agat3    21:3|as a major holiday the days of the former holiday of
02Agat3    21:3|the feast of [Nawasard] New Year’s Day
02Agat3    21:4|hamlet and on the same day a feast for the great
02Agat3    22:9|Gregory preached all the days of his life, summer and
02Agat3    22:9|his life, summer and winter, day and night, fearlessly, without hesitation
02Agat3    23:15|spiritual practices he passed many days in desert places, at the
02Agat3    24:2|This he did all his days, for himself and for the
02Agat3    24:5|Again, in the days of unleavened bread on the
02Agat3    25:7|for himself that all the days of his life he would
02Agat3    25:7|extend his fasts over forty days until the day of his
02Agat3    25:7|over forty days until the day of his death when summoned
02Agat3    27:11|victorious position that all the days of his life an angel
02Agat3    27:11|heaven continuously serving him every day: every morning he took the
02Agat3    29:5|he illuminated Armenia all the days of his life
02Agat3    29:9|Day and night, with fasting and
02Agat3    29:11|they spent all their time, day and night, in the reading
02Agat3    29:12|the law of the Lord day and night” [Ps. 1.2] and the second
02Agat3    29:13|fashion he spent all the days of his life in acts
03Buz3    2:1|of Gregory’s doctrinal teachings, every day of his life, until the
03Buz3    2:1|of his life, until the day that Christ called him to
03Buz3    3:2|In Xosrov’s day Gregory’s senior son Vrtanes came
03Buz3    3:5|that long ago, during the days of the great chief-priest
03Buz3    3:9|gathered to joyously commemorate their days designated for observing their habits
03Buz3    5:30|a revealed answer. And every day of his life he ceaselessly
03Buz3    6:2|exhorting everyone to goodness, with day and evening fasts and prayers
03Buz3    7:4|an awesome symbol of bygone days
03Buz3    8:28|and peace for all the days of their lives
03Buz3    10:4|with him drank. To this day that fountain is called the
03Buz3    10:19|themselves, and to this very day that miraculous symbol is preserved
03Buz3    10:29|without any food for many days, Yakob became extremely thirsty
03Buz3    10:31|Yakob’s fountain to the present day
03Buz3    10:34|Two days after his departure Manachirh’s wife
03Buz3    11:14|every year on a specific day and he made a canon
03Buz3    12:27|one of the annual feast days, king Tiran and others of
03Buz3    12:29|Daranaghik district. There, not many days later, he died and was
03Buz3    13:9|shinakans - even if teachers sat day and night and drenched them
03Buz3    14:62|in the tomb for two days until on the third day
03Buz3    14:62|days until on the third day Christ rose to His Father
03Buz3    19:2|Every day of their lives passed in
03Buz3    19:8|they fled. On the following days, no one dared to cross
03Buz3    20:25|his lord. For a few days they made merry together
03Buz3    20:31|After a few days had passed the Iranians invited
03Buz4    4:46|In his day there was peace and rennovation
03Buz4    4:67|similar things, at all times. Day and night, he did not
03Buz4    5:37|even the meal of the day, they despise the means of
03Buz4    5:58|atone for the next fifteen days. He will allow you that
03Buz4    5:62|After fifteen days, the emperor’s son, who was
03Buz4    5:65|postponed the death for fifteen days, for you to believe. You
03Buz4    6:7|the specified place in fifteen days. The ship lowered them to
03Buz4    6:27|Lord Jesus Christ, night and day they constantly served the Lord
03Buz4    6:29|Saint Nerses on the seventh day, only when Sunday arrived, then
03Buz4    10:29|them, they bet for three days
03Buz4    10:31|officials gave him a three-day deadline, and three days later
03Buz4    10:31|three-day deadline, and three days later the rumor was confirmed
03Buz4    12:26|he would go the next day and see them all filled
03Buz4    12:26|by God’s command. Again, each day he would serve the poor
03Buz4    12:29|Now the next day the thieves’ eyes were blinded
03Buz4    13:24|Three days after the venerable Nerses had
03Buz4    13:26|them no more than three days, until the city was devoid
03Buz4    15:19|began the feast day in honor of the great
03Buz4    15:62|after a goodly number of days had passed since the deed
03Buz4    15:80|king Arshak again until the day of his ruination. In place
03Buz4    16:3|Each day the Iranian king prepared identically
03Buz4    16:4|Now it happened one day that Arshak, king of Armenia
03Buz4    16:11|worth, and exalted him every day so that there was reconciliation
03Buz4    18:17|wife was pregnant, and the day of delivery had arrived
03Buz4    20:60|From that day forth warfare and the agitation
03Buz4    22:0|same time, on the same day of the same month, and
03Buz4    22:11|On the same day of the same week of
03Buz4    22:17|the same week, the same day - since these three battles took
03Buz4    22:17|took place on the same day - king Arshak and the troops
03Buz4    24:29|of the borders, all the days of their lives
03Buz4    44:13|committed such deeds all the days of his life, while he
03Buz4    54:13|The next day all the magicians and astrologers
03Buz4    54:20|In a few days they brought what they had
03Buz4    54:34|But on that day, first they prepared all the
03Buz4    54:38|The next day king Shapuh ordered that Vasak
03Buz4    55:17|they were sitting on. And day after day they perished
03Buz4    55:17|sitting on. And day after day they perished
03Buz4    55:26|For nine days and nine nights they were
03Buz4    56:5|be held until the next day. Now the next day he
03Buz4    56:5|next day. Now the next day he ordered that Zuit be
03Buz4    57:8|impiety. Thus, he spent many days with the women
03Buz4    58:10|many people came there every day to see it, as though
03Buz5    1:15|grace of victory all the days of your life. May He
03Buz5    1:27|it had been in the days of the ancient kings
03Buz5    3:6|The next day when they went to look
03Buz5    3:7|of the mardpetutiwn during the days of king Arshak, or of
03Buz5    5:17|On that day, the Iranian troops were defeated
03Buz5    6:13|the ninth hour of the day, they summoned Dghak and note
03Buz5    7:12|of Armenia. For the one day that I am with him
03Buz5    7:12|with musicians. Just for one day
03Buz5    20:1|of vengeance, and all the days of his life he was
03Buz5    20:2|He worked day and night. He strived and
03Buz5    20:2|his life, but all the days of his life he labored
03Buz5    22:3|Every day when people went to bid
03Buz5    22:7|And thus, all the days of his life he was
03Buz5    26:7|in the desert all the days of his life
03Buz5    26:13|And one day, he was crossing the river
03Buz5    27:7|One day two brothers quarreled among themselves
03Buz5    27:8|it is bitter to this day, and no one catches fish
03Buz5    28:24|the same pit all the days of his life, and in
03Buz5    29:8|king and for all the days of his life he remained
03Buz5    31:9|During the days of patriarch Nerses no one
03Buz5    31:9|or crown. Nor in Nerses’ day did anyone dare to take
03Buz5    31:13|Now during Nerses’ day, the poor were never seen
03Buz5    31:15|During Nerses’, day the orders of worship of
03Buz5    31:18|During the days of the chief-priest Nerses
03Buz5    35:15|One day king Varazdat of Armenia commanded
03Buz5    37:36|turned from Varazdat. On that day the arkunakan royal brigade was
03Buz5    37:42|The day that Garegin landed among the
03Buz5    38:25|Manuel did this all the days of his life. But Meruzhan
03Buz5    42:5|arms of Manuel all the days of his life
03Buz5    42:7|All the days of his life the entire
03Buz5    42:7|in the country enjoyed their days eating and drinking and making
03Buz5    43:1|Already in the days of king Arshak, Meruzhan Arcruni
03Buz5    43:43|But on that day, there was an unbelievably great
03Buz5    44:20|for the dead. During his day he had stopped this practise
03Buz6    2:6|Zawen passed all the days of his life in gluttony
03Buz6    5:4|the believing poor. In Nerses’ day they were trusted by him
03Buz6    6:2|Roman (Greek) nationality. All the days of his life this man
03Buz6    6:3|the Holy Spirit. Until the day of his repose, he wandered
03Buz6    8:4|One day he happened to be travelling
03Buz6    9:6|torment and crisis for many days
03Buz6    10:5|a camel, and all the days of his life he did
03Buz6    13:2|path of God all the days of his life
03Buz6    15:4|Nonetheless, all the days of his life he was
03Buz6    16:2|do such things all the days of their lives. For, as
04Yegh1    2:49|fashion he madly raved from day to day in the same
04Yegh1    2:49|madly raved from day to day in the same designs, one
04Yegh2    2:49|Twelve days later he commanded a banquet
04Yegh2    3:52|carefully tiedsome for two days, some for three
04Yegh2    9:206|buried, rose on the third day, appeared to the twelve disciples
04Yegh2    9:207|moved among them for forty days, ascended from the Mount of
04Yegh2    10:247|But on that day, he remembered nothing at all
04Yegh2    13:313|magi received all these instructions, day and night they hastened to
04Yegh3    2:41|After twenty-five days the chief-magus himself and
04Yegh3    3:53|our ancestors that in the days of Shapuh, king of kings
04Yegh3    5:124|of the ministers ceased not day and night from reciting the
04Yegh3    6:137|Many days later the hazarapet of Albania
04Yegh3    9:208|safe and sound in thirty days near to the borders of
04Yegh3    9:216|the divine and immortal feast day
04Yegh3    10:244|But that day he commanded them to remain
04Yegh5    2:37|For on the day when men heard that we
04Yegh5    2:49|has survived to this very day, not only on earth but
04Yegh5    3:52|A few days later the Persian general set
04Yegh5    3:57|safe and sound, so that day was a festival of great
04Yegh5    3:59|he did this for many days, he was unable to break
04Yegh5    4:89|which every hour and every day shines more brilliantly over everyone
04Yegh5    6:147|As the battle continued, the day began to go down and
04Yegh5    7:167|book of life on that day in the great battle
04Yegh5    7:169|heathen there fell on that day [3544] men
04Yegh6    3:69|was two months and twenty days before they reached the winter
04Yegh6    4:77|in former times in the days of their ancestors
04Yegh6    4:94|The proceedings lasted many days, and the side of the
04Yegh6    5:105|being repeated for so many days, his own relativeswho had
04Yegh6    6:126|He kept silent for twelve days until the process of the
04Yegh6    6:127|Then on one special day he ordered all the eminent
04Yegh6    6:130|even that in a few days you will lose
04Yegh6    7:152|Day after day he was brought
04Yegh6    7:152|Day after day he was brought and thrown
04Yegh7    2:27|in this way for forty days but had heard no word
04Yegh7    2:28|He did this for fifteen days
04Yegh7    2:44|half-dead until morning. When day dawned, like one ill for
04Yegh7    2:44|like one ill for many days he arose and went to
04Yegh7    3:57|But one day in the evening watch he
04Yegh7    3:66|Behold, this day is like that of your
04Yegh7    5:122|am anxious to see that day, and on the day the
04Yegh7    5:122|that day, and on the day the hour coming upon us
04Yegh7    7:166|executioners and served in the day-guards with the instruments of
04Yegh7    10:243|our own same thought by day and nightthat we might
04Yegh7    14:333|that very spot for ten days or more until the royal
04Yegh7    14:335|Three days passed during which great terror
04Yegh7    14:336|Then on the fourth day two of the guards were
04Yegh7    15:357|death on the twenty-fifth day of the month Hrotits, in
04Yegh8    4:90|same virtue he ended his days
04Yegh9    1:20|locked in the dark by day and deprived of light by
04Yegh9    2:32|prisoners to the very last day of his life
04Yegh9    4:90|black in color, for by day they were burned by the
05Parp1    3:9|the Byzantine land. To this day those streams of knowledge have
05Parp1    4:9|holy witnesses preached to this day and forever in all the
05Parp2    10:5|did these students) pass their days in Syrian schools
05Parp2    10:10|important thing. Because not many days ago in church someone raised
05Parp2    11:8|such superb knowledge. Tirelessly working day and night, (Sahak) translated all
05Parp2    11:9|to attend the Savior’s feast days and to visit the shrines
05Parp2    12:11|and died. The very same day, in a plot hatched by
05Parp2    13:2|after seeing such obscenity every day yet remaining silent about it
05Parp2    13:8|refused to reply for many days
05Parp2    13:10|Now many days later some bishops who were
05Parp2    13:12|Now after many days the entire united azatagund of
05Parp2    15:6|But (in your case] day by day, without embarrassment you
05Parp2    15:6|in your case] day by day, without embarrassment you increased and
05Parp2    16:6|words of entreaty for many days, morning and night without cease
05Parp2    17:3|the intensity of the many days of vigil, seemed as though
05Parp2    17:4|They had spent [40] days and nights in vigorous fasting
05Parp2    17:29|I had seen in the days of their youths suddenly transformed
05Parp2    17:62|of whom will fulfill his days in priesthood, bearing many hardships
05Parp2    18:3|king of Iran, on the [30th] day of the month of Nawarsard
05Parp2    18:3|the second hour of the day. As we know accurately the
05Parp2    18:3|As we know accurately the day of the saint’s birth, from
05Parp2    18:3|saint died on the same day, in the same month, as
05Parp2    18:7|distant places, they commemorated the day of his death
05Parp2    19:0|This took place on the [13th] day of the month of Mehekan
05Parp3    20:4|tireless prayers and perpetual requests day and night implanted as a
05Parp3    20:6|Varazvaghan, who instructed the latter day and night, saying: “Look with
05Parp3    26:1|in the palace the next day. The next day those whom
05Parp3    26:1|the next day. The next day those whom the king mentioned
05Parp3    26:20|excuse us for a few days to consult with each other
05Parp3    27:1|After a few days of much anguished thinking, for
05Parp3    27:4|and evening for a few days, nonetheless they did not dare
05Parp3    27:21|the same entreaties to (Vardan), day and night for many days
05Parp3    27:21|day and night for many days
05Parp3    28:3|That day they held a great celebration
05Parp3    28:9|tirelessly serving your beneficial realm day and night, since you swiftly
05Parp3    30:6|let us not dread the day of our death, since no
05Parp3    30:6|pride in His name every day
05Parp3    30:9|to rest for a few days and where they watchfully prepared
05Parp3    31:1|his court. Many hastened there, day and night. (Vardan), sharing the
05Parp3    32:2|he held counsel for many days. He assembled the honorable bishops
05Parp3    32:3|in the full light of day, and be known as the
05Parp3    32:5|district of Bagrewand. Not many days later they slayed him by
05Parp3    32:10|the world, in the last days, You bore one of the
05Parp3    32:17|heard from You on the day of requiting, saying: ’Go from
05Parp3    32:22|be carefully held for a day. The next day, at sunrise
05Parp3    32:22|for a day. The next day, at sunrise, in the village
05Parp3    35:17|Vardan’s troops remained there that day, and the next day crossed
05Parp3    35:17|that day, and the next day crossed the great Kur River
05Parp3    36:6|and let us await the day of our martyrdom with desire
05Parp3    36:7|and passed the bitterly cold days of winter, all of them
05Parp3    36:7|waiting for springtime and the day when they would attain the
05Parp3    36:13|and they hopefully awaited the day which would bring them the
05Parp3    37:0|When the bitter days of winter were passed and
05Parp3    37:2|After a few days had passed, they heard that
05Parp3    37:12|they had been incessantly praying day and night that they be
05Parp3    38:0|permitted them to rest that day
05Parp3    38:2|near the Iranian troops. The day drew to a close
05Parp3    42:7|by his enemies on the day when Yazkert with all the
05Parp3    43:6|it remained thus for many days without anyone giving it any
05Parp3    45:1|The next day the impious Mihrnerseh went into
05Parp3    45:2|commanded that on the following day a great atean should be
05Parp3    45:4|to the atean the next day
05Parp3    46:11|That same day they appointed his enemy, Varazvaghan
05Parp3    46:12|great difficulties. He spent his days sighing and lamenting every day
05Parp3    46:12|days sighing and lamenting every day and every hour, to the
05Parp3    46:14|to spend the few remaining days of your life in remorse
05Parp3    46:14|tears which lasted until the day of his death, by prince
05Parp3    48:5|Doing this for many days, they defeated the Iranian troops
05Parp3    48:10|and see the light of day. Indeed, (for this reason) we
05Parp3    48:14|named Vardges, on the seventh day of the month of Hrotic’
05Parp3    49:1|the saint’s death, for many days (the mages) flayed the flesh
05Parp3    50:12|Spirit, having passed the wearisome days of our lives as exiles
05Parp3    51:2|evening worship, which on that day was later than on other
05Parp3    51:2|was later than on other days
05Parp3    51:9|be kept unharmed until the day of the (coming of) lord
05Parp3    51:11|is a precursor of that day, and an opportunity to hear
05Parp3    51:21|are being killed all the day long; we are regarded as
05Parp3    52:7|until the second hour of day, while (the priests), and those
05Parp3    53:1|honor or dishonor. From this day until the entire royal caravan
05Parp3    54:0|the sixth hour of the day, Vehdenshapuh and the priests left
05Parp3    54:2|were still in Hyrcania, every day carefully watching so that he
05Parp3    54:6|have lived to the present day and exist clearly recognizing the
05Parp3    54:9|his side for a moment, day or night, but kept him
05Parp3    55:1|That day they travelled until they came
05Parp3    55:18|has grown in our hearts day by day, why today should
05Parp3    55:18|in our hearts day by day, why today should we be
05Parp3    57:9|die on the twenty-seventh day of the month of Hrotic’
05Parp3    57:12|corpses for ten or more days, so that they will be
05Parp3    57:14|of thought, suddenly that same day, in the evening, a great
05Parp3    57:18|entire night, the whole next day as well as the second
05Parp3    57:20|ninth hour of the second day, the venerable Xuzhik arose, as
05Parp3    57:23|the princes, on the sixth day, they related all the disastrous
05Parp3    57:23|to them during the one day and two nights. When Denshapuh
05Parp3    57:30|three Iranian hrasaxs distant. Seven days later, after the fear of
05Parp3    57:30|kept them secretly for many days among themselves
05Parp3    57:34|is keeping it for the day of the great visit, and
05Parp3    57:40|of Arsharunik’. For him, every day, morning and night, the doctrine
05Parp4    61:7|urged one another on, each day dying of all kinds of
05Parp4    65:21|of mind (for Vahan). Every day he worried about the bad
05Parp4    67:2|Ani. They remained there that day, advisors of the deception and
05Parp4    67:2|to take place the next day
05Parp4    68:13|was the advance-guard that day) went on ahead to the
05Parp4    69:0|them in war the next day, in accordance with their daily
05Parp4    69:17|That day was one of noteworthy joy
05Parp4    69:19|quickly sent them the next day at dawn to bring this
05Parp4    70:6|he may encounter on the day of (Christ’s) visit
05Parp4    70:12|the time of the forty-day fasting period. Suddenly, at daybreak
05Parp4    71:0|When the bitterly cold days of winter had passed and
05Parp4    71:0|had passed and the mild days of spring had arrived, they
05Parp4    71:3|through the lodging places each day, they reached the district of
05Parp4    71:5|night. When the light of day broke, the blessed kat’oghikos of
05Parp4    72:5|the holy Gospel on the day of their unityand they
05Parp4    73:0|Now after many days had passed, wise and learned
05Parp4    73:0|take (him) joyfully on the day his request was granted
05Parp4    73:8|brigades will arrive in two days.” But the two days of
05Parp4    73:8|two days.” But the two days of this deceitful deadline passed
05Parp4    73:8|Then the sixth and seventh days came and went
05Parp4    73:15|aforementioned place. Three or four days had not passed when Mihran
05Parp4    73:20|The next day, when they reached the site
05Parp4    73:20|postpone it by yet another day, the Huns would come and
05Parp4    74:2|the crown of martyrdom that day. For the divine power transformed
05Parp4    74:3|and there, that on that day (Vasak) would be taken from
05Parp4    74:11|Vasak Mamikonean, and died that day. Their names are as follows
05Parp4    76:3|For from the day the Iranians had taken his
05Parp4    76:16|saved, but dies the next day and is transported to the
05Parp4    76:19|life in martyrdom on the [16th] day of the month of Horhi
05Parp4    77:2|Duin, until the bitterly cold days of winter had passed
05Parp4    77:9|there with them for many days, and through the power of
05Parp4    77:14|ones, relatives, dayeaks and servants day and night, to quickly go
05Parp4    77:18|Because on the day of my venerable brother’s martyrdom
05Parp4    77:26|Thus for many days they goaded the sepuh of
05Parp4    78:0|Arax River, he encamped that day in the town called Artashat
05Parp4    78:11|kat’oghikos Yohan himself had a day to quit the city
05Parp4    78:13|The same day, after the fighting was over
05Parp4    79:3|Vardashen. He encamped there that day, and on the next day
05Parp4    79:3|day, and on the next day he heard that Vahan Mamikonean
05Parp4    79:11|Remaining there for one day, an emissary reached (Hazarawuxt) from
05Parp4    80:11|and fooled Shapuh for many days, nonetheless they remained firmly convinced
05Parp4    81:1|Iranians in (their) encampment, each day. Every morning they shot arrows
05Parp4    81:4|So before dawn the next day Shapuh, the Iranian military commander
05Parp4    81:15|wishing to rest for two days
05Parp4    82:2|so few men that every day he depletes and defeats our
05Parp4    82:5|to me, in but five days, with my brigade alone I
05Parp4    82:6|about him that: “After five days you will wickedly be killed
05Parp4    82:11|great courage. After a few days he died of his wounds
05Parp4    83:2|those (inflicted) on all previous days. And indeed, this was so
05Parp4    83:19|After several days of wickedly bitter gasping for
05Parp4    84:8|review the events of the day before yesterday, I am unable
05Parp4    85:0|of this over. The next day he went to the district
05Parp4    86:2|in earlier times. For ten days ago, he attacked not only
05Parp4    86:10|ostan, Duin, and spent some days there where they awaited and
05Parp4    87:2|thought this over for many days and unitedly fixed on Vagharsh
05Parp4    88:0|On the second day of Vagharsh’s reign, Hazarawuxt and
05Parp4    88:9|come against the encampment all day, inflicting very great harm
05Parp4    88:10|recall the events of one day in particular, and again consider
05Parp4    89:3|to them on the next day
05Parp4    89:4|The following day all the Armenian folk assembled
05Parp4    89:6|that was done on the day we dedicated ourselves to death
05Parp4    89:14|trying to increase the good, day by day
05Parp4    89:14|increase the good, day by day
05Parp4    90:8|To this day I have not been consoled
05Parp4    90:9|gods let me see the day when Vahan has been reconciled
05Parp4    90:17|choke?” And on the great day when (you encounter) the unquenchable
05Parp4    91:4|them happily. Rejoicing together that day, the next day he left
05Parp4    91:4|together that day, the next day he left the eight (Iranians
05Parp4    91:21|that he live but one day recognized for personal bravery, and
05Parp4    91:24|of doing the same every day, but were unwilling to risk
05Parp4    93:2|and Vahan will be aired day by day, and in a
05Parp4    93:2|will be aired day by day, and in a few days
05Parp4    93:2|day, and in a few days we will rejoice together
05Parp4    93:3|And that day Nixor ordered that Vahan should
05Parp4    93:4|After rejoicing that day with a great dinner, and
05Parp4    93:5|The next day Nixor ordered the entire multitude
05Parp4    94:3|each other for a few days, while he quickly arranged what
05Parp4    95:0|After a few days, Vahan Mamikonean urgently assembled the
05Parp4    95:0|in a proper number of days, he reached the court
05Parp4    95:2|more of him on that day
05Parp4    95:3|The next day all the court nobility assembled
05Parp4    96:0|The next day the court nobility advised king
05Parp4    97:4|and the prophets on the day of Christ. The brilliance of
05Parp4    97:6|him, remained there for some days and fulfilled vows and made
05Parp4    97:7|the other multitude came every day with great rejoicing, with psalms
05Parp4    97:8|After remaining there for some days, Armenia’s general, Vahan lord of
05Parp4    98:5|is growing greater by the day and in no way is
05Parp4    99:6|That was a day of immeasurable joy and inexhaustible
05Parp4    99:6|right-minded people, but (a day) of tearful mourning and unconsolable
05Parp4    100:32|by shedding some tears from day to day will inherit eternal
05Parp4    100:32|some tears from day to day will inherit eternal goodness
05Parp4    100:37|you, who, laboring throughout the day in the scorching heat, in
05Parp4    100:38|the Savior for all his days, and who hears the blessed
06Khor1    5:2|the beginning to our own day, and even more so the
06Khor1    6:21|studying wisdom, it happened one day that the conversation turned to
06Khor1    6:21|many villagers retell to this day
06Khor1    6:25|say, dwelt for a few days on the confines of Bactria
06Khor1    12:12|earth - it being a three-day journey, as one of our
06Khor1    12:21|distant about half a long day’s journey for a man on
06Khor1    13:8|to seek out the opportune day to destroy and exterminate the
06Khor1    14:13|and language. Therefore, to this day the Greeks call that area
06Khor1    16:2|Semiramis lingered not a few days in the plain that is
06Khor1    19:7|and in his time the days of Abraham came to an
06Khor1    27:2|In those days, says Mar Abas Catina, there
06Khor1    33:4|so act but distinguished the days and ranks among the creatures
06Khor1    33:4|are creatures of the first day, some of the second and
06Khor1    33:4|second and third and other days
06Khor1    34:21|at night as in the day
06Khor1    34:28|his pursuers rested a few days in the region
06Khor2    4:3|Armavir. There he stayed many days, as we must admit, for
06Khor2    4:7|fortified their positions for many days
06Khor2    5:2|fortified their positions for many days, they engaged in battle with
06Khor2    6:7|and descendants to this very day
06Khor2    9:5|In his days there was a great tumult
06Khor2    13:9|Artashēs. For the light of day was obscured by the dust
06Khor2    13:9|volleys of arrows, turning mid-day into artificial night
06Khor2    24:2|at the end of the days of the reign of Artashēs
06Khor2    24:6|Ṙshtuni had captured in the days of Tigran
06Khor2    26:7|In those same days there took place a quarrel
06Khor2    27:2|Not many days later Augustus died, and in
06Khor2    32:5|Edessa up to the present day
06Khor2    33:11|force to the faith, but day by day they increased the
06Khor2    33:11|the faith, but day by day they increased the number of
06Khor2    33:20|shaken. He himself after three days rose from the dead and
06Khor2    35:8|went to Jerusalem in the days of Claudius, during the famine
06Khor2    35:8|at Jerusalem to this very day
06Khor2    36:6|under the snow for three days and three nights
06Khor2    36:11|things that occurred in the days of Abgar and Sanatruk and
06Khor2    39:2|In his days the court was transferred from
06Khor2    39:6|arriving and departing during the day, while the other was for
06Khor2    41:2|the king joy on the days of the hunt
06Khor2    46:19|so called up to this day, that is, “in this place
06Khor2    47:7|said that in those same days he also raised to princely
06Khor2    52:5|called Artaz to this very day
06Khor2    53:4|himself accompanied them for seven days
06Khor2    55:9|the Emperor Hadrian, all his days
06Khor2    57:2|In his days they say the family of
06Khor2    58:2|In his days the Aṙaveḷeank’, who were from
06Khor2    59:1|of the arts in the days of Artashēs
06Khor2    59:2|deeds were performed in the days of Artashēs, therefore we have
06Khor2    59:5|this was reformed in the days of Artashēs
06Khor2    61:3|A few days after his accession he passed
06Khor2    61:7|the fable, on the first day of the week strike the
06Khor2    62:9|In his days, they say, lived a young
06Khor2    63:4|Trdat was angry, and one day he beat her severely. He
06Khor2    63:6|It happened one day that Bakur, the prince of
06Khor2    65:9|Because in his days the hosts of the northern
06Khor2    66:3|as a historian in the days of the last Antoninus. At
06Khor2    75:3|which arose first in the days of Maximian and Decius and
06Khor2    76:8|Florian was killed eighty-eight days later in Tarsus
06Khor2    79:10|In those days Numerian was killed in Thrace
06Khor2    80:13|if he had spent many days in Caesarea, they would have
06Khor2    81:3|In his days, they say, there came to
06Khor2    83:5|In those same days occurred also the marriage of
06Khor2    84:12|many promises of fidelity, one day he persuaded the prince of
06Khor2    86:5|It happened in those days that Mihran went out to
06Khor2    86:5|and again: “He darkens the day into night
06Khor2    86:9|of the cross until the day when the Lord would grant
06Khor2    90:6|not survive more than seven days after his baptism before dying
06Khor2    91:11|him waited for an opportune day. And meeting him on the
06Khor3    8:4|by his name to this day
06Khor3    9:1|the northern nations in his days, when the heroic exploits of
06Khor3    9:2|In his days the inhabitants of the northern
06Khor3    12:6|In his days appeared the luminous cross in
06Khor3    16:3|they were overtaken in those days by a most fearful death
06Khor3    19:7|times up to your own day. So, you should draw away
06Khor3    21:3|On the same day arrived those messengers whom he
06Khor3    23:3|than that in the same days on his own mountain, called
06Khor3    24:3|sat in mourning for many days, like Samuel over Saul
06Khor3    31:10|on a donkey until the day of his death
06Khor3    32:2|a great victory, spent his days in joyous living, ordering their
06Khor3    35:8|had brought there in the days of Tigran. These Shapuh settled
06Khor3    35:9|there and who in the days of Saint Gregory and Trdat
06Khor3    43:7|deceit, waiting for a suitable day
06Khor3    44:3|In those days some members of the Vanandats’i
06Khor3    47:4|had remained hidden from the days of Trdat down to that
06Khor3    48:6|we held inviolate until the day of his death. And now
06Khor3    48:22|And they exist to this day
06Khor3    56:4|And on that same day Shapuh was also killed by
06Khor3    56:7|In those same days Vṙam the Second became king
07Seb1    8:16|the morning of the next day with great promptness they drew
07Seb1    8:17|able to save themselves that day
07Seb1    9:6|Then after a few days he fell asleep in his
07Seb1    10:3|no few wars in those days on his own account
07Seb1    10:16|Not many days later Vahram rapidly arrived, like
07Seb1    11:23|the morning of the following day, while the sun was striking
07Seb1    11:27|Khosrov was strengthened on that day over all his enemies, and
07Seb1    12:1|It happened in the days after that great battle had
07Seb1    12:1|distant from them by a day’s journey, encamped separately with the
07Seb1    12:26|he told everything. The next day, in the morning, he went
07Seb1    13:3|But when the days were fulfilled and she reached
07Seb1    14:1|It happened in those days that the Greek king requested
07Seb1    18:5|exterminated and slaughtered on that day
07Seb1    21:4|own quarters, and summoned every day to the royal banquet
07Seb1    23:1|died after only a few days
07Seb1    25:4|Later, after some days had passed, the news reached
07Seb1    29:1|he had approached within a day’s journey of the royal court
07Seb1    30:3|taken until he was many days’ journey from the coast. Then
07Seb1    32:4|they stayed for a few days, being themselves alarmed at the
07Seb1    32:8|On that day the population of [33] villages were
07Seb1    32:10|could accomplish something. The next day the Persian army attacked them
07Seb1    32:13|do so. On the third day they opened the gate of
07Seb1    34:6|When they reached the warm days of summer and the countryside
07Seb1    34:7|city of Karin in the days of summer. Then marching on
07Seb1    34:9|he had decided in the days of Maurice to cut the
07Seb1    34:11|to join battle the next day
07Seb1    34:13|they stopped for a few days, then proceeded gently and reached
07Seb1    34:19|it. He attacked it for [19] days. Having mined the foundations of
07Seb1    34:20|On the [19th] day (of the siege), in the
07Seb1    34:20|reign of Apruēz Khosrov, ten days after Easter, the Persian army
07Seb1    34:20|army captured Jerusalem. For three days they put to the sword
07Seb1    34:20|stayed within the city for [21] days. Then they came out and
07Seb1    36:8|sleepless and unresting travelling by day and night. Thirdly, because they
07Seb1    36:11|of gifts. For although that day of your judgment by sword
07Seb1    38:3|all the troops for seven days. He himself embarked on a
07Seb1    38:16|on the morning after Easter day sailed to Chalcedon. He ordered
07Seb1    38:23|to cross the river that day
07Seb1    38:30|this way he marched rapidly day and night until he had
07Seb1    38:32|mercy for Heraclius on that day, so that they massacred them
07Seb1    40:11|Now one day Khoṙeam put on a royal
07Seb1    41:2|no little joy on that day as they entered Jerusalem. There
07Seb1    41:18|readiness, and by constant attention day and night in accordance with
07Seb1    42:24|a good old age. The days of his reign were [30] years
07Seb1    42:30|On the fifth day they attacked the city. It
07Seb1    42:31|Friday. After staying a few days, they left by the same
07Seb1    44:3|reigned for (only) a few days. He was put to death
07Seb1    44:6|For three days the battle continued, while the
07Seb1    45:1|the month Hori on the [23rd] day of the month, on a
07Seb1    45:2|The Lord rescued on that day the multitude of prisoners from
07Seb1    46:23|remain unmoved forever, like the days of heaven upon earth with
07Seb1    46:52|and rose on the third day. He ascended into heaven, with
07Seb1    46:59|convened. They were there for [15] days. Then he brought them into
07Seb1    46:60|of the church... in the days of Marcian through the Tome
07Seb1    46:68|of Pythagoras, after how many days from approaching a woman it
07Seb1    46:68|own (wife) on the same day; from another’s, never.’
07Seb1    48:12|of Karin for a few days. The princes and troops of
07Seb1    49:4|able to reveal until that day
07Seb1    49:19|When the days of winter had passed and
07Seb1    50:13|On that day by his upraised arm God
07Seb1    50:13|pious king Constans. For six days the violence of the wind
07Seb1    50:18|should pass in peace the days of winter, so that they
07Seb1    52:4|It was the days of piercing winter cold, and
07Seb1    52:26|his account he says: ’The day of their destruction is close
08Ghev1    2:11|less than [10,000] men. The next day, gathering up the spoil stored
08Ghev1    3:16|such evil deeds during their day, the princes of the Ishmaelites
08Ghev1    7:15|illuminated the evening like the day, had been extinguished
08Ghev1    8:11|their enemies. As soon as day broke, when morning matins had
08Ghev1    8:14|At that season the days were already quite cold and
08Ghev1    8:14|sleeping on the snow. When day broke, they fell to the
08Ghev1    12:6|with each other for many days, but not fighting brigade against
08Ghev1    14:31|God during the first six days amount to twenty-two, and
08Ghev1    14:42|we see in our own days; God established the entire nation
08Ghev1    14:101|enemies your footstool. On the day of your power you were
08Ghev1    14:112|invoked for him all the day
08Ghev1    14:114|the following Psalm: “In his days may righteousness flourish, and peace
08Ghev1    14:115|from of old, from ancient days.” [Micah 5:2]. The issue of a simple
08Ghev1    14:115|be dated as from eternal days is not possible
08Ghev1    14:120|and his throne as the days of the heavens
08Ghev1    14:121|it eternal and as the days of the heavens? It is
08Ghev1    14:147|by His fast of forty days, as by the voice, proved
08Ghev1    14:154|is the prophecy: “Behold, the days are coming, says the Lord
08Ghev1    14:155|of the lambs on the day of Easter, the Passover, and
08Ghev1    14:161|be circumcised on the eighth day after birth, whereas among you
08Ghev1    14:164|has been set as the day for assembly, without any reason
08Ghev1    14:165|us, we assemble on the day of the bodily resurrection of
08Ghev1    14:165|a mystery. This is the day on which God at the
08Ghev1    14:165|It was on the same day that the light of the
08Ghev1    14:167|doing a work in your days that you would not believe
08Ghev1    14:183|father’s brother, when on the day he went to immolate the
08Ghev1    14:193|by fire in a single day. As it is, they are
08Ghev1    14:203|Wait for me for the day when I arise
08Ghev1    14:220|the coming of the great day of Judgment of God, for
08Ghev1    18:5|have with them to this day as a testament to the
08Ghev1    20:7|ceaselessly glorify (God) for three days at (the cathedral of) St
08Ghev1    20:11|prayers with fasting for three days
08Ghev1    20:20|been in readiness for many days. (General Maslama) took ship right
08Ghev1    20:32|went home and, to the day of his death, did not
08Ghev1    24:2|against each other for many days, causing numerous casualties on both
08Ghev1    24:3|Every day toward evening, close to the
08Ghev1    24:4|having said this, the next day they resumed the fight and
08Ghev1    25:4|their treacherysince during (these) days of peace (his enemies) tried
08Ghev1    25:4|himself from them for some days. He gathered the folk of
08Ghev1    25:6|very serious losses on that day. And so, after defeat on
08Ghev1    25:9|in jail for a few days
08Ghev1    34:33|son of Leo, in one day of single combat against ferocious
08Ghev1    34:36|their hands in a single day and die a disagreeable death
08Ghev1    34:52|the bitter light of that day, while others (of the fugitives
08Ghev1    34:54|occurred on Saturday, the fourth day of the month of Hrotits’
08Ghev1    34:73|the same month, on the [14th] day of (the month of) Hrotits’
08Ghev1    36:2|had a vision a few days before (the caliph’s) death in
08Ghev1    39:14|lords during the very hot days (of summer) when Hephestus was
08Ghev1    40:13|Finally the day of decision arrived when the
08Ghev1    40:13|It was the blessed, glorious day of the Epiphany of Christ
08Ghev1    40:13|is celebrated for eight consecutive days by the Christian faithful. (Khouzaima
08Ghev1    40:19|On the following day (Khouzaima) ordered that their bodies
08Ghev1    40:21|governorship of Khouzaima, on the day of the blessed Epiphany of
08Ghev1    40:22|and then died. During his day the prince of the Georgians
09Draskh1    1:13|comment on those) in whose days the glorious crown of the
09Draskh1    1:15|them displayed themselves in his days as illustrious, famous, magnanimous, well
09Draskh1    3:18|from his name. To this day they give the above name
09Draskh1    4:18|has been preserved to this day under the same name, derives
09Draskh1    7:3|time, that is in the days of the census when our
09Draskh1    7:13|which is still to this day preserved in Edessa
09Draskh1    7:17|believers in the Lord increased day by day
09Draskh1    7:17|the Lord increased day by day
09Draskh1    8:4|blessed apostle Thaddeus, in the days of Artashes king of Armenia
09Draskh1    8:5|Because the baptized became day by day more resolute in
09Draskh1    8:5|the baptized became day by day more resolute in their faith
09Draskh1    12:8|and resurrection on the third day
09Draskh1    12:17|be found even for a day’s survival. Nevertheless, at the order
09Draskh1    15:6|the valiant Vardan until the day of his death. He bravely
09Draskh1    16:3|In his days Vahan Mamikonean, the son of
09Draskh1    16:22|In the days of Nerses, Maxozh of the
09Draskh1    16:33|Gospel of Christ died three days later in extreme old age
09Draskh1    19:51|From that day a spirit of discord was
09Draskh1    20:19|In his days Nerses, the prince of Iberia
09Draskh1    21:2|of this, to this very day the Hagarites have a saying
09Draskh1    22:1|In the days of the great patriarch Eghia
09Draskh1    23:2|has been preserved to this day
09Draskh1    23:5|In his days the attacks of our wicked
09Draskh1    23:17|In his days there took place the massacres
09Draskh1    24:12|Because in the days of Abbot Soghomon the congregation
09Draskh1    24:12|monk there, he spent his days in a cell, where he
09Draskh1    25:13|Subsequently the patriarch’s days were fulfilled and he died
09Draskh1    25:37|he remained there for many days, until he had sent Prince
09Draskh1    25:40|kinsmen, and after a few days of confinement, sent them to
09Draskh1    25:54|be destroyed gradually over many days. Like sheep they were driven
09Draskh1    25:66|blessed martyrs, who loved the day of Thy coming
09Draskh1    25:70|patriarch Yovhannes designated a memorial day for all of these saints
09Draskh1    25:70|honored every year on the [25th] day of the month of Mehekan
09Draskh1    26:8|reached the end of his days and died in the (main
09Draskh1    26:18|After a few days, all the imprisoned lords and
09Draskh1    26:19|As they relentlessly terrified them day after day with threats of
09Draskh1    26:19|relentlessly terrified them day after day with threats of cruel torments
09Draskh1    30:21|a prison cell for many days, while he made frequent assaults
09Draskh1    30:50|reason He has set a day, when He will pass judgment
09Draskh1    30:73|honor from God throughout your days of life
09Draskh1    32:10|Woe to that horrible day of destruction, when still seated
09Draskh1    32:18|will be deferred to the day of the Last Judgment
09Draskh1    33:12|After three days, he mustered his troops and
09Draskh1    34:4|A few days later, the great prince of
09Draskh1    34:27|On the following day he clad himself in royal
09Draskh1    40:11|to celebrate with him the day of the great Pasek’, that
09Draskh1    40:18|In those days, the Lord came down to
09Draskh1    42:17|On the designated day, which had been set up
09Draskh1    43:16|remained there for a few days, until Gagik and Gurgen, his
09Draskh1    43:22|After remaining there for twelve days, the ostikan proceeded to march
09Draskh1    44:1|was thus preoccupied for several days
09Draskh1    46:4|for our acts on the day of retaliation, when the sword
09Draskh1    46:9|of our sins, that our days ended in mist and perished
09Draskh1    46:12|However, one day when dusk had fallen, he
09Draskh1    47:9|the fortress and for several days attacked it, but could not
09Draskh1    47:10|continued the siege for many days
09Draskh1    47:12|in the future, in the days of retribution
09Draskh1    49:1|in darkness, and turned his day into night. Light was denied
09Draskh1    51:36|holy martyrs, who loved the day of His coming
09Draskh1    51:42|churches in yearly feasts. The day of their commemoration is set
09Draskh1    51:42|commemoration is set on the [27th] day of the month of Mareri
09Draskh1    53:6|In days of yore, the rain was
09Draskh1    53:32|are reserved for the designated day of retribution
09Draskh1    53:33|in a matter of few days, and devoured the people of
09Draskh1    54:18|of His priests. Remembering the days of my misery, which were
09Draskh1    55:13|Illuminator) had waited for two days for the death of the
09Draskh1    55:24|Marand, and Naxjawan. For several days he fought in armed combat
09Draskh1    55:33|After a few days Yusuf urgently summoned the sparapet
09Draskh1    59:20|the matter for a few days, he consented to release him
09Draskh1    60:20|pitched his camp that whole day and night
09Draskh1    61:5|marshalled his forces a few days later, and sent them to
09Draskh1    62:14|custody, and after a few days deprived all of them of
09Draskh1    64:16|of Korduk’ for a few days, the ostikan Yusuf marched down
09Draskh1    65:1|remained for a number of days, as his wife was there
09Draskh1    65:7|in prison. He remained that day at the place where he
09Draskh1    65:17|for a period of four days with firm hope
09Draskh1    66:18|of the bastions. On that day the two sides had scarcely
09Draskh1    66:18|night set in and the day came to its end
09Draskh1    66:33|for a period of seven days, they could not bring any
09Draskh1    66:50|On the same day, and at the same time
09Draskh1    66:53|lay order killed on that day was over two hundred. Their
09Draskh1    66:55|Armenian era, on the tenth day of the month of Ahekan
09Draskh1    66:62|On the following day, the ostikan ordered the two
09Draskh1    66:64|men fell on the seventeenth day of the month of Ahekan
09Draskh1    67:10|After halting for many days, he led a large force
09Draskh1    67:27|After a period of two days, when the ostikan learned that
09Draskh1    68:12|the moon harm you by day or night with a diabolical
09Draskh1    68:20|trial of fire on the day of scrutiny, but with wings
09Draskh1    68:22|prayers. For on the last day of His visitation both you
10Tovma1    1:20|identical periods of months and days according to the four seasons
10Tovma1    1:24|years were as but a day. It had no need of
10Tovma1    1:34|of all, because after some days as tardy but not most
10Tovma1    1:62|For behold in seven more days I shall bring a flood
10Tovma1    1:64|On that day Noah entered the ark with
10Tovma1    2:8|the servants of God in days to come. So it is
10Tovma1    2:9|warns through Jeremiah: “On that day I shall seek vengeance from
10Tovma1    3:1|we mentioned abovefrom the days of Bel down to Ninos
10Tovma1    3:23|unknown tree, which in one day grows with incredible rapidity and
10Tovma1    3:27|through gloomy weather for ten days. Then we arrived at a
10Tovma1    3:28|in fright and in two days arrived at the place where
10Tovma1    5:15|battle for not a few days, about a month, during which
10Tovma1    6:41|nobles made king in the days of Saint Vardanconcerning which
10Tovma1    6:45|king of Armenia, in whose days occurred the appearance in the
10Tovma1    6:53|of the Jews in the days of the birth of our
10Tovma1    6:60|to buy corn in the days of the famine that occurred
10Tovma1    7:9|child’s needs taken to him day by day. When Eruand became
10Tovma1    7:9|taken to him day by day. When Eruand became aware of
10Tovma1    7:11|There they stopped for many days in safety from distrust and
10Tovma1    10:35|the Jews who since the days of Saint Gregory had believed
10Tovma1    10:43|by the sword, in one day, on the great Friday of
10Tovma1    11:18|A few days later Khosrov rebelled against Shapuh
10Tovma1    11:24|Ałan waited for a suitable day. After reigning for twenty-three
10Tovma1    11:31|died, and on the same day he too was put to
10Tovma1    11:53|to perform the Lord’s service day and night with indefatigable energy
10Tovma2    1:10|they obeyed him all the days of Vardan
10Tovma2    2:20|But in the days of Vałarsh, the young Vahan
10Tovma2    3:14|brought before Khosrov. On that day Khosrov’s victory was ensured, while
10Tovma2    3:21|and besieged it. For nineteen days he attacked Jerusalem, then destroyed
10Tovma2    3:22|It was on the nineteenth day (of the siege) in the
10Tovma2    3:22|of Margats’, the twenty-eighth day of the month, in the
10Tovma2    3:22|of Khosrov called Parviz, ten days after Easter, that they captured
10Tovma2    3:22|captured the city. For three days they put it to the
10Tovma2    3:22|the city for twenty-one days; then they went out and
10Tovma2    3:27|the troops, and for seven days organised banquets and joyous feasts
10Tovma2    3:36|On that day four thousand armed cavalry of
10Tovma2    3:51|mercy towards Heraclius on that day that all were delivered into
10Tovma2    3:61|This went on for some days. Then King Kavat also found
10Tovma2    3:71|Then on that day there was no little sound
10Tovma2    3:74|Khoṙeam received the kingdom. One day he was robed in royal
10Tovma2    4:9|It happened one day when he was departing from
10Tovma2    4:12|One day when he was depressed from
10Tovma2    4:18|Heraclius died in those same days. His son Constans did not
10Tovma2    4:35|and [3] months and a few days. There was a fierce war
10Tovma2    4:35|and [3] months. In those same days there was severe affliction for
10Tovma2    4:58|oppression that occurred in our days, which was the date [300] of
10Tovma2    6:25|began at dawn, and all day victory was on his side
10Tovma2    6:32|the prophet Zephaniah: “On that day there will be a voice
10Tovma2    7:1|life and death, surviving the days of winter on roots
10Tovma2    7:2|warmth of the air as day and night become equal, come
10Tovma3    1:12|there under seal for the day of retribution, to compensate us
10Tovma3    1:12|feet against a rock. The day of destruction has arrived close
10Tovma3    1:30|work a deed in your days, a deed you would not
10Tovma3    2:33|Then, after a few days, (Bugha) armed his troops for
10Tovma3    2:47|friendship as on the previous day and the day before that
10Tovma3    2:47|the previous day and the day before that, they decided to
10Tovma3    3:1|In those days, while the prince and the
10Tovma3    4:32|the third hour of the day, on a Sunday, behold, detachments
10Tovma3    4:37|unconcerned. The service of the day came to an end, the
10Tovma3    4:60|the tenth hour of the day. They inflicted terrible losses on
10Tovma3    5:11|After three days had passed they had a
10Tovma3    6:5|It happened one day of leisure, while the prince
10Tovma3    6:7|a long time, incessantly by day and night; he had been
10Tovma3    6:57|the champions rejoiced in the days of Pentecost; they sat at
10Tovma3    6:58|But fifteen days after the Ascension of Christ
10Tovma3    6:59|of Hori, on the fifth day of the month, a Friday
10Tovma3    6:61|tomb. All Asorestan celebrated the day of the saint’s death with
10Tovma3    8:25|of the sky. For many days they remained unburied, yet the
10Tovma3    9:10|found his corpse a few days later Bugha gave ten thousand
10Tovma3    10:4|destruction up to the present day—which we do not have
10Tovma3    10:8|the very end of the day, raging to the twelfth hour
10Tovma3    10:9|After the interval of a day they again joined battle, and
10Tovma3    10:9|was defeated. After a few days had passed, once more battle
10Tovma3    10:10|and made dwellings. For nine days they remained there and attacked
10Tovma3    10:30|After a few days Bugha commanded them to go
10Tovma3    10:35|from his eyes. For ten days no one came in to
10Tovma3    10:36|But when the ten days had come to a close
10Tovma3    10:44|of Christ on the last day. Then, putting aside all preoccupation
10Tovma3    10:57|After a few days had passed, he had him
10Tovma3    11:23|One day the caliph ordered him to
10Tovma3    12:3|Isaiah (is apposite): “In that day a man shall strike his
10Tovma3    12:4|the Israelites, as in the days of their anarchy there were
10Tovma3    13:18|In those same days, when the survivors of the
10Tovma3    13:25|the Muslims and carried the day
10Tovma3    13:54|After a few days Vahan went back to Samarra
10Tovma3    13:55|heroic encounters in battle. Ceaselessly, day and night, he and the
10Tovma3    14:6|After those days, when the caliph had delighted
10Tovma3    14:34|the passage of many troubled days, Gurgēn was released by Christ’s
10Tovma3    14:40|will pay retribution on the day of his judgment
10Tovma3    17:8|had happened, on that same day came with a numerous force
10Tovma3    17:10|lasted) up to the present day
10Tovma3    18:2|In those days the Ut’maniks, who lived in
10Tovma3    18:23|month of Hori, the sixth day of the month, on a
10Tovma3    19:2|In his days there was a respite from
10Tovma3    20:17|his evil plans. So one day while the governor was preening
10Tovma3    20:44|After a few days Derenik went to the province
10Tovma3    20:53|had been waiting for many days to inflict harm on him
10Tovma3    20:66|the church there. After a day had passed, Ashot, Derenik’s son
10Tovma3    20:71|Ashot and Gurgēn fixed the day of their (parents’) commemoration on
10Tovma3    22:3|of King Ozias in the days of the prophet Isaiah, when
10Tovma3    22:17|waged battle there for thirty days and were unable to gain
10Tovma3    22:22|of Kanguar, and a few days later his life came to
10Tovma3    24:3|away a distance of two days’ journey, Apumruan went out to
10Tovma3    25:2|However, one day Gurgēn went to meet him
10Tovma3    29:7|There he remained for forty days before departing this world, respected
10Tovma3    29:8|month of Areg, the fourth day of the month, on a
10Tovma3    29:8|the ninth hour of the day. The princess Seday took his
10Tovma3    29:31|of Christ on the third day from the tomb, having pillaged
10Tovma3    29:74|Zrevhavan; at dawn the next day he reached the village of
10Tovma3    29:77|escape with difficulty. On that day, in the unnecessary battle, there
10Tovma3    29:77|never been revealed to this day
10Tovma4    1:30|may ceaselessly weep for the day of the destruction of the
10Tovma4    1:32|Who would not lament that day, whose entrails would not be
10Tovma4    1:43|kings of Israel. On that day the holy churches and ranks
10Tovma4    1:47|In those days of grievous mourning the hands
10Tovma4    1:51|Why did that day not befall us in a
10Tovma4    2:9|when there were a few days of leisure, he (Apumruan) summoned
10Tovma4    3:18|had disregarded him during his days in prison
10Tovma4    3:24|They note: “These are hard days and time of war. Who
10Tovma4    3:44|besieged it for a few days, then put out Hasan’s eyes
10Tovma4    3:45|a holy life until the day of his death
10Tovma4    4:2|the thick clouds for fifteen days hidden from men, all its
10Tovma4    4:5|In those same days Grigor, son of Vasak, known
10Tovma4    4:40|From that day suspicion of evil intentions fell
10Tovma4    4:56|castle, and after a few days captured him like a weak
10Tovma4    4:68|seized by force in the days of his rebellion, including Ray
10Tovma4    4:70|and joining his fathers. The day of his death was occasion
10Tovma4    4:71|with great lament for forty days, and then revived his mind
10Tovma4    4:71|a wise man lasts seven days, but that of a fool
10Tovma4    4:73|and ascetic monks; he established days of festivity and forty-day
10Tovma4    4:73|days of festivity and forty-day periods (of fasting) to be
10Tovma4    4:74|might, on that last fearsome day of the Coming, have the
10Tovma4    9:15|Embellishing the day of dedication with groups of
10Tovma4    10:10|is celebrated on the tenth day of the month Sahmi. But
10Tovma4    10:13|downwards from the clouds. The day began to wax fearful
10Tovma4    10:15|a full field in the days of harvest. So about eight
10Tovma4    11:1|In those days a group of Delmik troops
10Tovma4    12:7|into his crown on the days of royal pleasure; notably when
10Tovma4    13:8|by God. As in the days of the emperor Constantius and
10Tovma4    13:22|T’oṙnik. The latter, on the day of the great feast of
10Tovma4    13:24|the laws of the Lord, day and night
10Tovma4    13:33|For in his days was accomplished the Lord’s saying
10Tovma4    13:36|winter and on the sabbath day, according to the Lord’s warning
10Tovma4    13:58|and just as in his days the Lord had made peace
10Tovma4    13:66|For cruel days had fallen upon the land
10Tovma4    13:66|was fulfilled: “Those will be days of oppression such as have
10Tovma4    13:71|like the sun in the days of summer. God had granted
10Tovma4    13:82|them) in peace all the days of his life from enemy
10Tovma4    13:86|Lord God grant them many days and preserve them safe in
10Tovma4    13:86|visible and invisible all the days of their lives. Amen
10Tovma4    13:88|from God on the eternal day of his coming
10Tovma4    13:92|After a few days the Lord God provided fruit
10Tovma4    13:92|prematurely short life and few days, leaving inconsolable grief to his
10Tovma4    13:97|the great oratory for the days of winter. On the western
10Tovma4    13:97|western side (for) the summer days (he built) the spacious vaulted
11Asogh1    1:5|of God, and to this day there is a bad rumor
11Asogh1    1:7|were) before our eyes the day of the renewal of (all
11Asogh1    2:3|Bagaratuni, which happened in the days of the Greek king Basil
11Asogh1    2:8|In his days lived: the Armenian vardapet Sahak
11Asogh1    3:2|In the days of Smbat in [346=897], the Catholicos
11Asogh1    3:9|During his days, Smbat, the heresiarch of the
11Asogh1    3:11|In his days and during the reign of
11Asogh1    7:0|about what happened in his days; the way of life of
11Asogh1    7:21|cease to serve the Lord day and night: tireless in his
11Asogh1    7:21|with outstretched hands, and his days in cries accompanied by tears
11Asogh1    7:23|to dry eating, during the days of Great Lent they ate
11Asogh1    7:23|they ate food once a day and quenched their thirst with
11Asogh1    7:27|the commandment of the Lord, day and night in continuous praise
11Asogh1    7:34|sometimes as much as) forty days without food
11Asogh1    7:39|In the days of the Greek emperor Roman
11Asogh1    8:19|In the days of Romanos [II], the king of
11Asogh1    9:1|In the days of the Greek emperor Kiwr
11Asogh1    11:1|in [426=977], and on that very day his son Smbat started his
11Asogh1    14:7|spread throughout the kingdom; every day the number of corpses increased
11Asogh1    16:8|Even on the day of the Savior’s coming to
11Asogh1    17:6|at night as during the day, and in uninhabited places as
11Asogh1    17:7|themselves on the established fast days of the week: on Wednesday
11Asogh1    17:7|vegetables on the established (fasting) days
11Asogh1    23:4|Babylon at a distance of [31] days of the journey
11Asogh1    24:3|betraying his oath, after seven days, grabbed Bardas Skleros and ordered
11Asogh1    26:1|This year, [i.e.], in [438=989], on the [15th] day of the month of Kaghots
11Asogh1    26:1|of the sky). For several days she sent her bright rays
11Asogh1    28:8|the dawn of the next day, when the monks, having gone
11Asogh1    28:11|After that, for many days, a woman told a dream
11Asogh1    29:1|On the very day of Smbat’s death, his brother
11Asogh1    29:2|his brother. To the very day I wrote this Chronicle, no
11Asogh1    30:1|In the days of the patriarch of the
11Asogh1    31:3|incorporeal angels lead: he spent day and night in psalmody and
11Asogh1    31:8|a generous hand; he spent day and night in uninterrupted prayers
11Asogh1    35:8|This happened on the last day of the month of Qaghotz
11Asogh1    38:1|perform slaughter, (namely) the third day of the month, called by
11Asogh1    39:5|besieging Xlat on the very day of Easter, in [447=998] year
11Asogh1    40:12|at the dawn of the day, it began to prepare for
11Asogh1    41:4|of the Cross until the day of the Epiphany of the
11Asogh1    42:4|by years, on the great day of saving Easter, in [449=1000] year
11Asogh1    42:7|and Balu, and on the day of the feast of the
11Asogh1    42:10|On the very day of the latter’s departure, a
11Asogh1    45:2|Gagik, (who lived) in the days of Smbat the Great, whom
11Asogh1    46:1|to an end, in the days of Emperor Basil, the Armenian
11Asogh1    48:2|him) the four seasons, the days (divided) into hours, due to
11Asogh1    48:2|calculated and divided time into days, months and years. Having investigated
12Last1    1:0|Days of torments came to us
12Last1    1:5|us, and in our dying days there was no time (to
12Last1    1:8|like erratic stars. In our day, wars sprung up on all
12Last1    1:11|of peace. For in his day it was as the prophecy
12Last1    1:17|From that day on no azat (“noble”) has
12Last1    2:1|In his day the orders of the Church
12Last1    2:36|him on the great feast-day of the Revelation of God
12Last1    2:37|On the day of the Revelation, the day
12Last1    2:37|day of the Revelation, the day when the Christian kings and
12Last1    2:37|the Lord’s baptism, on that day, the emperor commanded the patriarch
12Last1    3:9|disrupting the wicked union, one day, at an unexpected hour, he
12Last1    4:0|The emperor, during the days he remained at Salk’ora, sent
12Last1    4:2|scarcely had (Zak’aria) gone a day’s journey when messengers came in
12Last1    4:3|remained (in Constantinople) until the day of his death
12Last1    4:5|been in antiquity, in the days of Yovram when the Moabites
12Last1    4:11|Egypt had been in Moses’ day—afflicted with hail and drizzling
12Last1    4:15|grew weak, and after two days, died [A.D. 1025]. He had reigned for
12Last1    6:8|be of help on the day of wrath. From that (defeat
12Last1    6:8|that (defeat) onward until the day of his death, (Romanus) never
12Last1    7:4|to their places. From that day forth the city (of Edessa
12Last1    9:5|church on the Lord’s feast-days. But the wicked dew was
12Last1    9:10|were requested, and from that day forth the domination of the
12Last1    9:11|Christ had occurred on that day, or that it presaged very
12Last1    9:11|disasters) did occur in our day, and this narration is leading
12Last1    9:12|in warning: “For in those days there will be such tribulation
12Last1    9:12|Jerusalem, woe city of blood, days of revenge have befallen you
12Last1    9:13|saying in a loud voice day and night without ceaseWoe
12Last1    10:12|will be exalted in that day” [Isaiah 2.11]. Such things occurred at the
12Last1    10:17|commemorations of the Lord’s feast-days and of the martyrs, their
12Last1    10:27|In these days Byzantine armies entered the land
12Last1    10:35|were fulfilled in these (present) days
12Last1    10:48|God neared. When the feast-day itself had come, (Petros) together
12Last1    10:48|celebrated the sacrament of the day. Now when the moment came
12Last1    10:49|was fulfilled on that very day
12Last1    11:12|Resting for fourteen days, once more they billowed out
12Last1    11:21|Alas the dawning of that day! That light, which on the
12Last1    11:21|light, which on the first day (of Creation) came into existence
12Last1    11:21|of God, on the fourth day became possessed of substance and
12Last1    11:21|the luminaries, princes of the day and night, eternal travelers of
12Last1    11:22|flock of God. When our day turned into night, they came
12Last1    11:25|very bitter light of that day! Brave men armed, and glowering
12Last1    11:26|that mountain for the entire day, like hunters with nets, until
12Last1    12:8|Naboth’s vineyard, although to this day (that fate) is blared forth
12Last1    12:16|You boast during Your feast days? Behold, pagans have entered Your
12Last1    12:20|an aid on this destructive day. An extremely severe wind howled
12Last1    13:8|woes and laments. From that day forth resembling carnivorous dogs or
12Last1    15:1|celebrating the mass of the day, (singing) with joyous voices, the
12Last1    15:2|ability, on the Lord’s feast days, to ornament himself or herself
12Last1    15:5|The entire remainder of the day, (the Seljuks) rummaged through the
12Last1    16:22|sacrifice for him.” A few days later, he died, now (when
12Last1    16:26|prolonged the siege for ten days, he would have taken the
12Last1    16:27|After three days (the Sultan) and his entire
12Last1    16:32|individually beseeched God night and day, with the Cross and the
12Last1    16:33|for one month, and each day he would offer battle twice
12Last1    16:36|into a prophet during Baghak’s day in order to govern the
12Last1    16:41|Now the following day, the prince of the Delm
12Last1    16:52|from the walls. After two days (the Sultan) departed with his
12Last1    17:2|occupied himself with them every day. Consequently the enemy became as
12Last1    17:4|the Tachiks, or else every day send me one thousand dahekans
12Last1    17:9|wounded, and died a few days later
12Last1    17:11|The next winter, during the days of the feast of Epiphany
12Last1    17:25|down with us in our day of humiliation and tribulation, because
12Last1    18:4|fearlessly they would remain many days in (one) spot until they
12Last1    18:6|At nighttime on the day of the great feast of
12Last1    18:8|Seljuks remained there for three days. Then, taking away all the
12Last1    18:11|the city. Then, after three days, she embarked upon that journey
12Last1    18:33|visited upon that city). When day dawned, such a lamentable spectacle
12Last1    21:4|For three days, (the Egyptians’) day was turned
12Last1    21:4|For three days, (the Egyptians’) day was turned to night. However
12Last1    21:9|Now it took ten days, more or less, (for the
12Last1    21:11|blessings of Paradise for a day untainted. Such is our nature
12Last1    21:18|They remained there for twelve days, digging through and ruining the
12Last1    23:0|of Shirni (which to this day is the name given to
12Last1    23:7|remain with them until Easter day itself, doing much to serve
12Last1    23:17|At night on the day of great Pentecost (callednew
12Last1    23:33|When day dawned, it was a Sunday
12Last1    25:8|around himself and designated the day of battle
12Last1    26:12|as was Israel in the days of Elijah, and Samaria in
12Last1    26:12|Elijah, and Samaria in the days of Elisha
12Last1    26:14|blows from their scepters every day
12Last1    26:15|now revere and serve them day and night. Still, God did
12Last1    26:19|turbulent disasters occurring in our day, what we bore from the
12Last1    26:19|For we encountered not one day or time of tranquility or
12Last1    26:19|the entire time of our days was full of agitation and